Category : Pascal Source Code
Archive   : ASG53.ZIP
Filename : RASGDEMO.INC
Info=RECORD
Address,
City : STRING[20];
Phone : STRING[14];
CASE Business : BOOLEAN OF
False:(First : STRING[15];
Mid : CHAR;
Last : STRING[15];
Age : BYTE);
True: (Name : STRING[26];
Years : WORD;
PorL : REAL;
GorL : INTEGER);
END; {variable record}
VAR
CA : ARRAY[1..5,1..5] OF WORD;
AddInfo,
More : Boolean;
InfoFile:FILE OF Info;
A1,A2,
C1,C2 : WORD;
InfoRec : Info;
PROCEDURE BlankInfo;
BEGIN
FillChar(InfoRec,SizeOf(InfoRec),0); InfoRec.Phone:='( ) - ';
END;
PROCEDURE Init;
{initialize 3 pages of ASG procs, assign & open data file, init vars}
BEGIN
MakeASGHeapPage(1,7); {Page 1 has 7 fields t/b filled}
{set up ASG attributes}
OrgAttr:=7; SayAttr:=7; GetAttr:=113; EndAttr:=15;
WITH InfoRec DO
BEGIN
AddASGSL(1, 5,4,'First ',@First,15);
AddASGCP(1, 5,5,'Initial ',@Mid,'A');
AddASGSL(1, 5,6,'Last ',@Last,15);
AddASGByte(1,47,6,'Age ',@Age,2);
AddASGSL(1,47,7,'Address ',@Address,20);
AddASGSL(1,47,8,'City ',@City,20);
AddASGSP(1, 5,9,'Phone ',@Phone,'(999) 999-9999');
END;
MakeASGHeapPage(2,4); {Page 2 has 4 fields t/b filled}
WITH InfoRec DO
BEGIN
AddASGSL(2, 5,6,'Name ',@Name,25);
AddASGSL(2,47,6,'Address',@Address,20);
AddASGSL(2,47,8,'City ',@City,20);
AddASGSP(2, 5,9,'Phone ',@Phone,'(999) 999-9999');
END;
MakeASGHeapPage(3,3); {Page 3 has 3 fields t/b filled}
{set up new ASG attributes}
OrgAttr:=71; SayAttr:=71; GetAttr:=112; EndAttr:=79;
WITH InfoRec DO
BEGIN
AddASGW (3,2,2,'Years in business.......',@Years,2);
AddASGR (3,2,3,'Profit/Loss this year $',@PorL,10,2);
AddASGI (3,2,4,'Gain/Loss of employees..',@GorL,4);
END;
TextAttr:=7; OrgAttr:=7; SayAttr:=7; GetAttr:=113;
AddInfo:=False; Cont:=True; More:=True; FillChar(CA,SizeOf(CA),0);
Assign(InfoFile,'READDEMO.DAT');
IF OnFile('READDEMO.DAT') THEN RESET(InfoFile) ELSE
BEGIN
REWRITE(InfoFile); AddInfo:=True;
END;
END;
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