LotusScript Language Reference

This chapter describes the use of statements, built-in functions, subs, data types, and directives in the LotusScript® language.

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Abs function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the absolute value of a numeric expression.
ACos function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the arccosine, in radians, of a number between -1 and 1, inclusive.
ActivateApp statement (LotusScript Language)
Makes a program window the active window.
ArrayAppend function (LotusScript Language)
Appends an array or scalar value to an array and returns the result as an array.
ArrayGetIndex function (LotusScript Language)
Searches an array of strings for the value given. If the value is found within the array, the array index of that value is returned.
ArrayReplace function (LotusScript Language)
Performs a search and replace routine for multiple values within an array.
ArrayUnique function (LotusScript Language)
Removes duplicate elements from an Array.
Asc function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the locale-sensitive ASCII character code for the first character in a string.
ASin function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the arcsine, in radians, of a number between -1 and 1, inclusive.
ATn function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the arctangent, in radians, of a number.
ATn2 function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the polar coordinate angle, in radians, of a point in the Cartesian plane.
Beep statement (LotusScript Language)
Generates a tone on the computer.
Bin function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the binary representation of a number as a string.
Boolean data type (LotusScript Language)
Specifies a variable that contains a True (-1) or False (0) value.
Bracket notation (LotusScript Language)
For applications developed with some IBM® products, such as 1-2-3®, you can use names in brackets rather than object reference variables to identify IBM software objects. To determine whether your IBM software supports this notation, see the product documentation.
Byte data type (LotusScript Language)
Specifies a variable that contains a single, one-byte unsigned number.
Call statement (LotusScript Language)
Calls a LotusScript sub or function.
CBool function (LotusScript Language)
Returns an expression converted to the Boolean data type.
CByte function (LotusScript Language)
Returns an expression converted to the Byte data type.
CCur function (LotusScript Language)
Returns a value converted to the Currency data type.
CDat function (LotusScript Language)
Converts a numeric value or string value to a date/time value.
CDbl function (LotusScript Language)
Returns a value converted to the Double data type.
ChDir statement (LotusScript Language)
Sets the current directory.
ChDrive statement (LotusScript Language)
Sets the current drive.
Chr function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the character represented by a value interpreted as a locale-sensitive character code.
CInt function (LotusScript Language)
Returns a value converted to the Integer data type.
Class statement (LotusScript Language)
Defines a class with its member variables and procedures.
CLng function (LotusScript Language)
Returns a value converted to the Long data type.
Close statement (LotusScript Language)
Closes one or more open files, after writing all internally buffered data to the files.
CodeLock function (LotusScript Language)
Acquires the lock specified by ID.
CodeLockCheck function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the number of agents waiting for the the specified lock, plus 1.
CodeUnlock function (LotusScript Language)
Releases the lock, making it available for the next agent requesting it.
Command function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the command-line arguments used to start the IBM software application that started LotusScript.
Const statement (LotusScript Language)
Defines a constant.
Cos function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the cosine of an angle.
CreateLock function (LotusScript Language)
Finds the lock ID associated with Name. If none exists, the Lock ID is created.
CreateObject function (LotusScript Language)
Creates an OLE Automation object of the specified class.
CSng function (LotusScript Language)
Returns a value converted to the Single data type.
CStr function (LotusScript Language)
Returns a value converted to the String data type.
CurDir function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the current directory on a specified drive.
CurDrive function (LotusScript Language)
Returns a string identifying the current drive.
Currency data type (LotusScript Language)
Specifies a variable that contains an 8-byte integer, scaled to four decimal places to suitably represent a monetary value.
CVar function (LotusScript Language)
Returns a value converted to the Variant data type.
DataType function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the data type of the value of an expression.
Date function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the current system date as a date/time value.
Date statement (LotusScript Language)
Sets the system date.
DateNumber function (LotusScript Language)
Returns a date value for a given set of year, month, and day numbers.
DateValue function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the date value represented by a string expression.
Day function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the day of the month (an integer from 1 to 31) for a date/time argument.
Declare statement (external C calls) (LotusScript Language)
Declares a LotusScript function or sub that calls an external C function, allowing calls to a function that is defined in a shared library of C routines.
Declare statement (forward reference) (LotusScript Language)
Declares a forward reference to a procedure (a function, sub, or property), allowing calls to a procedure that has not yet been defined.
Deftype statements (LotusScript Language)
Set the default data type for variables, functions, and properties whose names begin with one of a specified group of letters.
Delete statement (LotusScript Language)
Executes an object's Delete sub, if the sub exists, and then deletes the object.
DestroyLock function (LotusScript Language)
Removes the current link to the lock specified. If the number of links is zero, the lock is destroyed.
Dim statement (LotusScript Language)
Declares variables.
Dir function (LotusScript Language)
Returns file or directory names from a specified directory, or returns a drive volume label.
Do statement (LotusScript Language)
Executes a block of statements repeatedly while a given condition is true, or until it becomes true.
Dot notation (LotusScript Language)
Use dot notation to refer to members of user-defined types, user-defined classes, and product classes.
Double data type (LotusScript Language)
Specifies a variable that contains a double-precision floating-point value maintained as an 8-byte floating point value.
End statement (LotusScript Language)
Terminates execution of the currently executing script.
Environ function (LotusScript Language)
Returns information about an environment variable from the operating system.
EOF function (LotusScript Language)
Returns an integer value that indicates whether the end of a file has been reached.
Erase statement (LotusScript Language)
Deletes an array, list, or list element.
Erl function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the line number in the current script procedure where the current error occurred.
Err function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the current error number.
Err statement (LotusScript Language)
Sets the current error number.
Error function (LotusScript Language)
Returns an error message for either a specified error number or the current error.
Error statement (LotusScript Language)
Signals an error number and its corresponding message.
Evaluate function and statement (LotusScript Language)
Execute a IBM software application macro.
Execute function and statement (LotusScript Language)
Compiles and executes a text expression as a temporary module.
Exit statement (LotusScript Language)
Terminates execution of the current block statement.
Exp function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the exponential(base e) of a number.
FileAttr function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the access type, or the operating system file handle, for an open file.
FileCopy statement (LotusScript Language)
Makes a copy of a file.
FileDateTime function (LotusScript Language)
Returns a Date/Time variant showing the date and time that a file was created or last modified.
FileLen function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the length of a file in bytes.
Fix function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the integer part of a number.
For statement (LotusScript Language)
Executes a block of statements a specified number of times.
ForAll statement (LotusScript Language)
Executes a block of statements repeatedly for each element of an array, a list, or a collection. "Collection" here refers to a class defined in an LSX and specifically enabled for use with Forall (see the LSX toolkit documentation). Some external programs accessed through OLE automation can also support the use of Forall with their objects.
Format function (LotusScript Language)
Formats a number, a date/time, or a string according to a supplied format.
Fraction function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the fractional part of a number.
FreeFile function (LotusScript Language)
Returns an unused file number.
FullTrim function (LotusScript Language)
Given an array, eliminates "empty" entries and eliminates duplicate, trailing and leading whitespace within entries; and given a string, eliminates duplicate, trailing and leading whitespace in the string.
Function statement (LotusScript Language)
Defines a function.
Get statement (LotusScript Language)
Reads data from a binary file or a random file into a variable.
GetFileAttr function (LotusScript Language)
Retrievesfile-system attributes of a file or directory.
GetObject function (LotusScript Language)
Opens an OLE Automation object contained in an application file, or returns the currently active OLE Automation object of the specified class.
GetThreadInfo function (LotusScript Language)
Returns system information about the thread.
GoSub statement (LotusScript Language)
Transfers control in a procedure to a labeled statement, with an optional return of control.
GoTo statement (LotusScript Language)
Transfers control within a procedure to a labeled statement.
Hex function (LotusScript Language)
Return the hexadecimal representation of a number as a string.
Hour function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the hour of the day for a date/time argument as an integer from 0 to 23.
If...GoTo statement (LotusScript Language)
Conditionally executes one or more statements or transfers control to a labeled statement, depending on the value of an expression.
If...Then...Else statement (LotusScript Language)
Conditionally executes one or more statements, depending on the value of an expression.
If...Then...ElseIf statement (LotusScript Language)
Conditionally executes a block of statements, depending on the value of one or more expressions.
%If directive (LotusScript Language)
Conditionally compiles a block of statements, depending on the value of one or more product constants.
IMESetMode function (LotusScript Language)
Changes the current input mode (IME) into the mode user specified at its parameter. IMESetMode is supported for Windows DBCS system only.
IMEStatus function (LotusScript Language)
Returns an integer indicating the current input mode (IME) for extended character sets.
Implode function (LotusScript Language)
Concatenates all members of an Array of Strings and returns a string. Elements of the Array are separated by a delimiter, if provided, or the space character (" ").
%Include directive (LotusScript Language)
At compile time, inserts the contents of a text file into the module where the directive appears.
Input # statement (LotusScript Language)
Reads data from a sequential file and assigns that data to variables.
Input function (LotusScript Language)
Reads a sequence of characters from a sequential or binary file into a string variable, without interpreting the input.
InputB function (LotusScript Language)
Reads a sequence of bytes from a sequential or binary file into a string variable without interpreting the input.
InputBox function (LotusScript Language)
Displays a dialog box containing a prompt for user entry, and returns input from the user as a string.
InputBP function (LotusScript Language)
Reads a sequence of bytes (in the platform-native character set) from a sequential or binary file into a string variable without interpreting the input.
InStr function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the position of the character that begins the first occurrence of one string within another string.
InStrB function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the position of the byte beginning the first occurrence of one string within another string.
InStrBP function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the position of the byte (in the platform-native character set) beginning the first occurrence of one string within another string.
InStrC function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the position of the column that begins the first occurrence of one string within another string for column-based writing systems, such as Thai.
Int function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the nearest integer value that is less than or equal to a number.
Integer data type (LotusScript Language)
Specifies a variable that contains a signed 2-byte integer.
IsArray function (LotusScript Language)
Tests the value of an expression to determine whether it is an array.
IsDate function (LotusScript Language)
Tests the value of an expression to determine whether it is a date/time value.
IsDefined function (LotusScript Language)
Tests a string expression to determine whether it is the name of a product or platform constant at run time.
IsElement function (LotusScript Language)
Tests a string to determine whether it is a list tag for a given list.
IsEmpty function (LotusScript Language)
Tests the value of an expression to determine whether it is EMPTY.
IsList function (LotusScript Language)
Tests the value of an expression to determine whether it is a list.
IsNull function (LotusScript Language)
Tests the value of an expression to determine whether it is NULL.
IsNumeric function (LotusScript Language)
Tests the value of an expression to determine whether it is numeric, or can be converted to a numeric value.
IsObject function (LotusScript Language)
Tests the value of an expression to determine whether it is a user-defined object, a product object, or an OLE Automation object.
IsScalar function (LotusScript Language)
Tests an expression to determine if it evaluates to a single value.
IsUnknown function (LotusScript Language)
Tests the value of an expression to determine whether it has the OLE value V_IUNKNOWN.
Join function (LotusScript Language)
Concatenates all members of an Array of Strings and returns a string. Elements of the Array are separated by a delimiter, if provided, or the space character (" ").
Kill statement (LotusScript Language)
Deletes a file.
LBound function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the lower bound for one dimension of an array.
LCase function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the lowercase representation of a string.
Left function (LotusScript Language)
Extracts a specified number of the leftmost characters in a string.
LeftB function (LotusScript Language)
IBM does not recommend using the LeftB function in LotusScript Release 3 and after because Release 3 and after use Unicode, a character set encoding scheme that represents each character as two bytes. Because a two-byte character can be accompanied by leading or trailing zeroes, extracting characters by byte position no longer yields reliable results.
LeftBP function (LotusScript Language)
Extracts a specified number of the leftmost bytes in a string using the platform-specified character set.
LeftC function (LotusScript Language)
Extracts the leftmost n columns from a string for column-based writing systems, such as Thai and Vietnamese.
Len function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the number of characters in a string, or the number of bytes used to hold a numeric value.
LenB function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the length of a string in bytes, or the number of bytes used to hold a variable.
LenBP function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the length of a string in bytes, or the number of bytes used to hold a variable, in the platform-native character set.
LenC function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the length of a string in number of character columns. The LenC function is used for column based writing systems, such as Thai.
Let statement (LotusScript Language)
Assigns a value to a variable.
Line Input # statement (LotusScript Language)
Reads a line from a sequential file into a String or Variant variable.
ListTag function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the name of the list element currently being processed by a ForAll statement.
LOC function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the current position of the file pointer in a file.
Lock and Unlock statements (LotusScript Language)
Provide controlled access to files.
LOF function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the length of an open file in bytes.
Log function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the natural (base e) logarithm of a number.
Long data type (LotusScript Language)
Specifies a variable that contains a signed 4-byte integer.
LSet statement (LotusScript Language)
Assigns a specified string to a string variable and left-aligns the string in the variable.
LTrim function (LotusScript Language)
Removes leading spaces from a string and returns the result.
MessageBox function and statement (LotusScript Language)
Displays a message in a message box and waits for user acknowledgment. The function form returns a value corresponding to the button the user presses.
Mid function (LotusScript Language)
Extracts a string from within another string, beginning with the character at a specified position.
Mid statement (LotusScript Language)
Replaces part or all of one string with characters from another string.
MidB function (LotusScript Language)
IBM does not recommend using MidB in LotusScript Release 3 or later. Because these releases use Unicode, extracting characters by byte position no longer yields reliable results.
MidB statement (LotusScript Language)
IBM does not recommend using MidB statements in LotusScript Release 3 or later. Because these releases use Unicode, replacing characters by byte position no longer yields reliable results.
MidBP function (LotusScript Language)
Extracts a number of bytes (using the platform-specified character set) from within another string, beginning at a specified position.
MidC function (LotusScript Language)
Extracts a number of character columns from a string starting at a character column offset, searching left to right. The MidC function is used for column-based writing systems, such as Thai.
Minute function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the minute of the hour (an integer from 0 to 59) for a date/time argument.
MkDir statement (LotusScript Language)
Creates a directory.
Month function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the month of the year (an integer from 1 to 12) for a date/time argument.
Name statement (LotusScript Language)
Renames a file or directory.
Now function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the current system date and time as a date/time value.
Oct function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the octal representation of a number as a string.
On Error statement (LotusScript Language)
Determines how an error will be handled in the current procedure.
On Event statement (LotusScript Language)
Binds an event-handling sub or function to an event associated with a IBM software object, or breaks an existing binding.
On...GoSub statement (LotusScript Language)
Transfers control to one of a list of labels, processes statements until a Return statement is reached, and returns control to the statement immediately following the On...GoSub statement.
On...GoTo statement (LotusScript Language)
Transfers control to one of a list of labels.
Open statement (LotusScript Language)
Opens a file, enabling access to it for reading or writing data.
Option Base statement (LotusScript Language)
Sets the default lower bound for array subscripts to 0 or 1.
Option Compare statement (LotusScript Language)
Specifies the method of string comparison.
Option Declare statement (LotusScript Language)
Disallows implicit declaration of variables.
Option Public statement (LotusScript Language)
Specifies that module-level explicit declarations are Public by default.
Print statement (LotusScript Language)
Prints data to the screen.
Print # statement (LotusScript Language)
Prints data to a sequential text file.
Property Get/Set statements (LotusScript Language)
Define a property. A property is a named pair of Get and Set procedures that can be used as if they were a single variable.
Put statement (LotusScript Language)
Writes data from a variable to a binary file or a random file.
Randomize statement (LotusScript Language)
Seeds (initializes) the random number generator.
ReDim statement (LotusScript Language)
Declares a dynamic array and allocates storage for it, or resizes an existing dynamic array.
Rem statement (LotusScript Language)
Indicates a one-line comment in a script.
%Rem directive (LotusScript Language)
Indicates one or more comment lines in a script.
Replace function (LotusScript Language)
Replaces specific words or phrases in a string with new words or phrases that you specify.
Reset statement (LotusScript Language)
Closes all open files, copying the data from each file to disk.
Resume statement (LotusScript Language)
Directs LotusScript to resume script execution at a particular statement in a script, after an error has occurred.
Return statement (LotusScript Language)
Transfers control to the statement following a GoSub or On...GoSub statement.
Right function (LotusScript Language)
Extracts a specified number of the rightmost characters in a string.
RightB function (LotusScript Language)
LotusScript Release 3 and later use Unicode, a character set encoding scheme that represents each character as bytes. This means that a character can be accompanied by leading or trailing zeroes, so IBM no longer recommends using RightB to work with bytes.
RightBP function (LotusScript Language)
Extracts a specified number of the rightmost bytes in a string using the platform-specified character set.
RightC function (LotusScript Language)
Extracts the rightmost n columns from a string for column-based writing systems, such as Thai and Vietnamese.
RmDir statement (LotusScript Language)
Removes a directory from the file system.
Rnd function (LotusScript Language)
Generates a random number greater than 0 and less than 1.
Round function (LotusScript Language)
Rounds a number to a specified number of decimal places.
RSet statement (LotusScript Language)
Assigns a specified string to a string variable and right-aligns the string in the variable.
RTrim function (LotusScript Language)
Remove trailing spaces from a string and return the resulting string.
Run statement (LotusScript Language)
LotusScript Release 3 and after no longer support the Run statement. To execute an IBM software application macro, use the Evaluate function or statement.
Second function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the second of the minute (an integer from 0 to 59) for a date/time argument.
Seek function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the file position (the byte position in a binary file or the record number in a random file) in an open file.
Seek statement (LotusScript Language)
Sets the file position (the byte position in a binary file or the record number in a random file) in an open file.
Select Case statement (LotusScript Language)
Selects a group of statements to execute, based on the value of an expression.
SendKeys statement (LotusScript Language)
Enters keystrokes in the active window as if they were entered from the keyboard.
Set statement (LotusScript Language)
Assigns an object reference to a variable, or associates an object with a variable.
SetFileAttr statement (LotusScript Language)
Sets the system attributes of a file.
Sgn function (LotusScript Language)
Identifies the sign (positive or negative) of a number.
Shell function (LotusScript Language)
Starts another program.
Shellid function (LotusScript Language)
Starts another program and returns its task ID.
Sin function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the sine, in radians, of an angle.
Single data type (LotusScript Language)
Specifies a variable that contains a 4-byte floating-point value.
Sleep statement (LotusScript Language)
Causes a script to pause for at least the number of seconds specified. The script may pause longer.
Space function (LotusScript Language)
Returns a specified number of spaces as a string.
Spc function (LotusScript Language)
Inserts a specified number of spaces in the output from a Print or Print # statement, beginning at the current character position.
Split function (LotusScript Language)
Returns an Array of Strings that are the substrings of the specified String.
Sqr function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the square root of a number.
Stop statement (LotusScript Language)
Simulates the occurrence of a breakpoint.
Str function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the String representation of a number.
StrCompare function (LotusScript Language)
Compares two strings and returns the result.
StrConv function (LotusScript Language)
Converts a string to a different case or character set.
StrLeft function (LotusScript Language)
Searches a string from left to right for a pattern and returns a substring consisting of the characters in the string that are to the left of the pattern.
StrLeftBack function (LotusScript Language)
Searches a string from right to left for a pattern and returns a substring consisting of the characters in the string that are to the left of the pattern.
StrRight function (LotusScript Language)
Searches a string from left to right for a pattern and returns a substring consisting of the characters in the string that follow the pattern.
StrRightBack function (LotusScript Language)
Searches a string from right to left for a pattern and returns a substring consisting of the characters in the string that follow the pattern.
StrToken function (LotusScript Language)
Returns a specified word from a text string.
String data type (LotusScript Language)
Specifies a variable used to store text strings, using the character set of the IBM software application that started LotusScript. All strings are stored internally as Unicode characters. Strings are translated between platform-specific characters and Unicode characters during I/O operations.
String function (LotusScript Language)
Returns a string consisting of a particular character repeated a number of times. The character is specified as a string, or a value interpreted as a locale-sensitive ASCII character code.
Sub statement (LotusScript Language)
Defines a sub.
Sub Delete (LotusScript Language)
A user-defined sub that LotusScript executes when you delete an object belonging to the class for which the Delete sub is defined.
Sub Initialize (LotusScript Language)
A user-defined sub that LotusScript executes when the module containing the Initialize sub is loaded.
Sub New (LotusScript Language)
A user-defined sub that LotusScript executes when you create an object of the class for which the New sub is defined.
Sub Terminate (LotusScript Language)
A user-defined sub that LotusScript executes when the module containing the Terminate sub is unloaded.
Tab function (LotusScript Language)
Moves the print position to a specified character position within a line, when called from within a Print or Print # statement.
Tan function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the tangent, in radians, of an angle.
Time function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the system time as a time value.
Time statement (LotusScript Language)
Sets the system time to a specified time. This statement is not valid on UNIX or Macintosh OS X operating systems, for which you need to have root user privileges to change the system time.
TimeNumber function (LotusScript Language)
Returns a time value for a specified hour, minute, and second.
Timer function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the time elapsed since midnight, in seconds.
TimeValue function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the time value represented by a string expression.
Today function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the system date as a date value.
Trim function (LotusScript Language)
Removes leading and trailing spaces from a string and returns the resulting string.
Type statement (LotusScript Language)
Defines a user-defined data type consisting of one or more members.
TypeName function (LotusScript Language)
Returns a string identifying the data type of the value of an expression.
UBound function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the upper bound for one dimension of an array.
UCase function (LotusScript Language)
Converts all alphabetic characters in a string to uppercase, and returns the resulting string.
UChr function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the character represented by a Unicode numeric character code.
Uni function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the Unicode numeric character code for the first character in a string.
Unlock statement (LotusScript Language)
Use statement (LotusScript Language)
Loads a module containing Public definitions needed by the module being compiled.
UseLSX statement (LotusScript Language)
Loads a LotusScript extensions (lsx) file containing Public definitions needed by the module being compiled.
UString function (LotusScript Language)
Returns a string of identical characters. You can specify the repeating character either by its Unicode numeric code, or as the first character in a string argument.
Val function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the numeric value represented by a string.
Variant data type (LotusScript Language)
Specifies a 16-byte variable that can contain data of any scalar type, an array, a list, or an object.
Weekday function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the day of the week, an integer from 1 to 7, for a date/time argument.
While statement (LotusScript Language)
Executes a block of statements repeatedly while a given condition is true.
Width # statement (LotusScript Language)
Assigns an output width to a sequential text file.
With statement (LotusScript Language)
Provides a shorthand notation for referring to members of an object.
Write # statement (LotusScript Language)
Writes data to a sequential text file with delimiting characters.
Year function (LotusScript Language)
Returns the year, as a 4-digit integer, for a date/time argument.
Yield function and statement (LotusScript Language)
Transfers control to the operating system during script execution.

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