About this
Tutorial |
Prerequisites and what you will learn in the course of this
tutorial.
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Getting Started with
Natural |
How to invoke Natural's main
menu. How to create the library that will be used in this tutorial.
Information on Natural's programming modes and the mode that is required for
this tutorial.
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Hello
World! |
How to create, run and stow your first
short program. How to display the content of the current library. Information
on some options which control your editor profile.
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Database Access |
How
to read specific data from a database and display the output.
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User Input |
How to prompt the user for information and how to design a map
for user input. How to ensure that a specific value is always used (here: an ending
name), even if it has not been specified by the user.
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Loops and Labels |
How to define a repeat loop and labels for different loops. How
to display a message when specific information (here: the starting name entered by
the user) was not found.
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Inline
Subroutines |
How to define and invoke an inline subroutine (that is: a
subroutine which is coded directly in the program).
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Processing Rules and
Helproutines |
How to define a processing rule (here: a message that is to
appear when the user does not specify a starting name) and a helproutine (here: a
help text for the field in which the user has to enter a starting name).
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Local Data Areas |
How to relocate the field definitions from the program to a
local data area outside the program.
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Global Data Areas
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How to define a global data area which can be shared by multiple
programs or routines.
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External
Subroutines |
How to define and invoke an external subroutine (that is: a
subroutine which is stored as a separate object outside the program).
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Subprograms |
How to define a parameter data area for a
subprogram. How to define and invoke a subprogram.
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Natural
Development Server and NaturalONE |
How to use NaturalONE editors when using
Natural for Linux and Cloud as the development server.
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