GET NEW OP LIST

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Command

GET_NEW_OP_LIST [<same>, <new>, <deleted>, <from>, <to>]

Compare the list of operations with the list saved by the GET_OLD_OP_LIST command and set the following list of variables.

NUMBER_OF_SAME_OPS

NUMBER_OF_NEW_OPS

NUMBER_OF_DELETED_OPS

NUMBER_OF_MOVED_OPS

FIRST_SAME_OP_NUMBER

NEXT_SAME_OP_NUMBER

LAST_SAME_OP_NUMBER

FIRST_NEW_OP_NUMBER

NEXT_NEW_OP_NUMBER

LAST_NEW_OP_NUMBER

FIRST_DELETED_OP_NUMBER

NEXT_DELETED_OP_NUMBER

LAST_DELETED_OP_NUMBER

FIRST_MOVED_OP_FROM_NUMBER

NEXT_MOVED_OP_FROM_NUMBER

LAST_MOVED_OP_FROM_NUMBER

FIRST_MOVED_OP_TO_NUMBER

NEXT_MOVED_OP_TO_NUMBER

LAST_MOVED_OP_TO_NUMBER

Parameters

<same>

Name of array variable to be set to the list of ops that have not moved.

<new>

Name of array variable to be set to the list of ops that are new

<deleted>

Name of array variable to be set to the list of ops that have been deleted.

<from>

Name of array variable to be set to the list of ops that have moved (op numbers in old list).

<from>

Name of array variable to be set to the list of ops that have moved (op numbers in new list).

Example

LOCAL OpsSame(1000), OpsNew(1000), OpsDeleted(1000), OpsMoveFrom(1000), OpsMovedTo(1000)

GET_OLD_OP_LIST

(make your changes to the operation list)

GET_NEW_OP_LIST OpsSame, OpsNew, OpsDeleted, OpsMoveFrom, OpsMovedTo

You can now used the variables NUMBER_OF_SAME_OPS, NUMBER_OF_NEW_OPS, NUMBER_OF_DELETED_OPS and NUMBER_OF_MOVED_OPS

to determine how the operation list has changed. The array variables used with the GET_NEW_OP_LIST command will contain lists of these operations.