PSEUDOVE

Type:  General type of POPS symbol
Use:   Pseudo-verbs are magic symbols which cause FORTRAN routines to
       carry out specific actions.  Unlike verbs, pseudo-verbs are
       executed as soon as they are encountered by the compiler even
       in compile mode.  In general, the FORTRAN routines which are
       invoked will parse the remainder of the input line under
       special, non-standard rules.  Any normal code typed on the line
       ahead of the pseudo-verb will not be executed.
Grammar:  See the \zxhlp{HELP} listings for the specific pseudoverb.
Examples:    \zxhlp{HELP}  \zxhlp{HELP}
             \zxhlp{ARRAY}   JUNK(4, -7 \zxhlp{TO} 9)
             \zxhlp{PROC} DUMMY (I,J)
             \zxhlp{LIST} DUMMY
             \zxhlp{DEBUG} \zxhlp{TRUE}
             \zxhlp{INPUTS} MLOAD
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ABORTASK	stops a running task
ARRAY	Declares POPS symbol name and dimensions
COMPRESS	recovers unused POPS address space and new symbols
CORE	displays the used and total space used by parts of POPS table
DEBUG	turns on/off the POPS-language’s debug messages
EDIT	enter edit-a-procedure mode in the POPS language
ELSE	starts POPS code done if an IF condition is false (IF-THEN..)
ENDBATCH	terminates input to batch work file
ENDEDIT	terminates procedure edit mode of POPS input
ERASE	removes one or more lines from a POPS procedure
FINISH	terminates the entry and compilation of a procedure
GET	restores previously SAVEd full POPS environment
IF	causes conditional execution of a set of POPS statements
ISBATCH	declares current AIPS to be, or not to be, batch-like
LIST	displays the source code text for a POPS procedure
MODIFY	modifies the text of a line of a procedure and recompiles
MSGKILL	turns on/off the recording of messages in the message file
TELL	Send parameters to tasks that know to read them on the fly
WHILE	Start a conditional statement

13.29 PSEUDOVE