Lists
Lists are one-dimensional arrays of values. A list can contain only
one type of value. The list can expand and contract dynamically, and
items can be added to or removed from any position in the list. There
is a cursor in each list which can be moved through it.
Most operations on lists can be done only through
intrinsic
AL procedures.
If the data type is given, then the list is created. The list must not
already exist.
If no data type is given, then the list is deleted. It is assumed that
it exists.
The available data types are: crosspeak, dimension, expnucleus,
integer, logical, nucleus, real, residue, sequence, spectrum, string.
See also: SHOW LIST and
INTO.
Put the given values into the given list as elements. The given values
must be interpretable as elements of the type of the given list. At
least one value must be given. The action is the same as invoking the
intrinsic AL procedure Into.
See also: LIST
and SHOW LIST.
Per Kraulis 18 Apr 1996.