Syntax:

@ADDR(<varname>)

Description:

This function returns a pointer to the address in memory of the local variable <varname>, where <varname> is one of %1 .. %9 or %A .. %Z. This function is only useful in conjunction with the functions @SENDMSG or @LIB.

By passing the address of a variable to a window message function or library function, the function can write data into the variable. Normally the variable should be pre-set to an adequate length, because external functions are unable to dynamically resize the variable in order to provide the required space.

The variable name <varname> must be enclosed in quotes to ensure that the variable name, and not its contents, is passed to the @ADDR function.

OK:

Unchanged.

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