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Stores the currently defined macros or variables to a file.
Syntax
STORE MACROS filename
STORE VARIABLES filename
The STORE command quickly saves macros or variables to a binary file.
At a later point, the RESTORE command can be used to restore these
saved macros or variables.
The current limits (as set by ENV MACROS or ENV VARS and
ENV VARS_LOC) are automatically saved in the STORE file, and
is reestablished when this file is restored with the RESTORE command.
Parameters
- MACROS
Specifies that macros are to be stored. This keyword can be
abbreviated and entered in uppercase or lowercase.
- VARIABLES
Specifies that variables are to be stored. This keyword can be
abbreviated and entered in uppercase or lowercase.
- filename
The file name where the macros or variables are to be stored.
Examples
$nmdat > store mac savemac
$nmdat > macd @
$nmdat > restore mac savemac
Stores the currently defined macros into the file SAVEMAC. All macros
are deleted, then the RESTORE command is used to restore them all again.
Related command: RESTORE
Related ENV variables : MACROS, VARS and VARS_LOC
Limitations, Restrictions
STORE and RESTORE are currently very version dependent.
If the internal versions of macros, variables, or storage management changes,
it may not be possible to restore from a file that was stored with earlier
versions of the STORE command. An error is generated.
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