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- | ====== ACCOUNT(INTEGER field) ====== | ||
====== ACCOUNT INTEGER field, INTEGER value ====== | ====== ACCOUNT INTEGER field, INTEGER value ====== | ||
===== 1) the ACCOUNT() function ===== | ===== 1) the ACCOUNT() function ===== | ||
+ | ACCOUNT(INTEGER field) | ||
Returns amount of credits charged for services corresponding to the field parameter. | Returns amount of credits charged for services corresponding to the field parameter. | ||
**Example: | **Example: | ||
- | println "You have been charged ", | + | |
- | + | ||
- | field is the field number to access (1-14) or using DEB_ constants | + | field is the field number to access (1-14) or using [[ppl: |
- | See the Accounting section for a list of constants witch can be used with the ACCOUNT() function. | + | See the [[ppl: |
- | The account function is used to retrieve account information from PCBoard. These are the constants which can be used with the ACCOUNT() function. | + | The account function is used to retrieve account information from PCBoard. These are the constants which can be used with the [[ppl: |
===== 2) The ACCOUNT Statement | ===== 2) The ACCOUNT Statement | ||
- | field is a value between 0-14. Using system constants is reccomended. value is the amount of credits to add or subtract to field the field | + | ACCOUNT INTEGER |
+ | `field` | ||
**Example: | **Example: | ||
+ | ACCOUNT DEB_CHAT,10 | ||
- | ACCOUNT DEB_CHAT, | + | The [[ppl: |
- | + | The valid constants for this statement are the same as those used for the [[ppl: | |
- | The ACCOUNT statement is used to modify accounting information for a user. This statement will simply modify a debit value whereas the RECORDUSAGE will do the same thing as well as record information in the accounting file. | + | |
- | The valid constants for this statement are the same as those used for the ACCOUNT() Function. See the Accounting section for a list of those consts | + | |
- | **See also:** Accounting RecordUsage | + | --- |
+ | **See also: | ||