Hi Guys/Gals,
I have looked high & low for the answer to this (pretty silly) question everywhere online and have not found the definite answer.
In advance, I think the answer is a very blunt NO! But I would just like to clarify it here.
I'd like to somehow symbolize a qualifier something like this...
The reason for this is that I'd like to make some crazy letter/number combo a common qualifier to be used throughout the program that can be easily altered in one location of the program.
I realize normal use of symbols is perhaps:
symbol VARIABLE = b0
or
symbol OUTPUTPIN = pinb.7
Anyone suggest any possibilities to achieve my goal?
Regards,
Mort.
I have looked high & low for the answer to this (pretty silly) question everywhere online and have not found the definite answer.
In advance, I think the answer is a very blunt NO! But I would just like to clarify it here.
I'd like to somehow symbolize a qualifier something like this...
Code:
init:
symbol SERIALNUMBER = "abc1234567890def"
let b0=123
main:
serout c.0,T9600_16,(SERIALNUMBER ,b0)
.
.
.
.
The reason for this is that I'd like to make some crazy letter/number combo a common qualifier to be used throughout the program that can be easily altered in one location of the program.
I realize normal use of symbols is perhaps:
symbol VARIABLE = b0
or
symbol OUTPUTPIN = pinb.7
Anyone suggest any possibilities to achieve my goal?
Regards,
Mort.