Rsave
RSAVE
To designate a math comparison use the commands:
RSAVE1
RSAVE2
RSAVE3
RSAVE4
to save the last reply value of the last command executed in a math comparison variable. The reason there are four save commands is if the reply value is like this:
1000:2000:3000:4000
which some commands can return (ie. PP, EP). You can save any one of the values based on the index. In this case:
RSAVE1 would save a value of 1000
RSAVE2 would save a value of 2000
RSAVE3 would save a value of 3000
RSAVE4 would save a value of 4000
Now when the UNTIL command is executed it will use this saved math value instead of the loop counter for the comparison.
The RSAVE# command will return a reply of what the actual value it stores in memory from the previous reply value.
RSAVE# commands also save the last reply value and can process any of the following numeric types.
32000 ' decimal
0xFFFF ' hexadecimal (C syntax)
&HFFFF ' hexadecimal (Basic syntax)
0b001010 ' Binary (C syntax)
&B001010 ' binary (Basic syntax)