Dbase
* HELLO1.PRG
* Sample program that clears the screen,
* and writes "Hello World" at the screen
* coordinates: row, column (10, 10).
row = 10
column = 10
clear
@ row, column SAY "Hello World!"
Another way is:
* HELLO2.PRG
* Sample program that clears the screen,
* and writes "Hello World" on the screen.
TEXT
Hello World!
ENDTEXT
submitted by: nimrod@ort.org.il (Nimrod)
* HELLO3.PRG
* Sample program that keeps saying "Hello World!"
DO WHILE .T.
? "Hello World!"
ENDDO
submitted by: anders.hedberg@mbox205.swipnet.se (Anders Hedberg)
I would like to add a listing of the infinitely looping "Hello, World!"
printing program for DBase 4, apparently missing from the list...
(Hey! You've got FORTRAN and Matlab, why not DBase 4 !)
Here it is:
SET ECHO OFF
CLEAR
DO WHILE 1=1
@1,1 SAY "Hello, World!"
ENDDO
submitted by: s_brunet@ECE.concordia.CA (Stephane Brunet)