: PDCO to add tabby to treadling

 List total amounts of allocation.  Needs Icon Version 8.5 or above.

: PDAE for parallel evuation with repeats

 e1 | e2

: PDCO to model alternation

 e1 | e2

  &ANCHOR = 1

 e1 ! e2

 e1 ! e2

  ARB

  ARBNO(P)

  ARB(I)

 e1 op e2

 e1 op e2

 e1 ?:= e2

 e1 ?:= e2

 e1 & e2

 e1 & e2

: obtain base filename

  used by Bal()

 e1 op e2

: PDCO to apply binary operation to sequences

 e1 op e2

: weaving block

 procedure body

 break e

 break e

  BREAKX(S)

: PDCO for continued-fraction approximations

 Internal procedure to help process DST rules.

  Converts a time in the format of &clock to seconds past midnight.

: convert &date to seconds

 Internal procedure to calculate seconds at the start of the day
 specified for DST start or end.

  Converts a date in long form to seconds since start of DateBaseYear.

: convert &dateline to seconds

  Converts a date in Icon &date format (yyyy/mm/dd) do seconds
  past DateBaseYear.

: convert &date to seconds

 Gets the time zone record with ID "timeZoneName".

 Builds a list of time zones ordered by increasing offset from GMT.

 Builds a table of time zones with keys the time zone names and values
 the time zone records (Cal_TimeZoneRec).

  Initialize the date globals -- although done automatically by many
  calls to date procedures, it's not a bad idea to call this explicitly
  before using.

: initialize calendar globals

 If "seconds" represents a time in the DST period for the specified time
 zone, returns the number of hours by which to adjust standard time to
 daylight savings time, otherwise fails. "seconds" are local, but not
 adjusted for DST.

: determines if seconds (local) is DST

 Fails unless year is a leap year.

: determine if year is leap

 Counts leap years in the range [loYear,hiYear).

 Time zone data, ordered by increasing hoursFromGMT

 Calculates number of seconds on the "n"th "weekday" of "month" of "year"
 following or preceding "fromDay" (e.g. the 3rd Wednesday of April 1998
 on or following the 5th).
 If n is negative, n is counted from the end of the month. Fails if
 the day does not exist (i.e., n is out of range for that month).

 The "time window" in which the day counting takes place, in the
 absense of a "fromDay", is the entire month specified. By providing a
 nonnull "fromDay", the window can be restricted to days including and
 following "fromDay" (if it is positive), or preceding (and not including,
 if it is negative).

 Examples:
   For first Sunday in April on or after the 5th:
     NthWeekdayToSec(1998,4,1,1,5)
   For last Sunday in October, 1998:
     NthWeekdayToSec(1998,10,1,-1)

: gets seconds of nth specified weekday of month

  Converts a Cal_Rec to seconds since start of DateBaseYear.

  Converts seconds past midnight to a string in the format of &clock.

: convert seconds to &clock

  Converts seconds past DateBaseYear to a &date in Icon date format
  (yyyy,mm,dd).

: convert seconds to &date

  Produces a date in the same format as Icon's &dateline.

: convert seconds to &dateline

  Produces a date record computed from the seconds since the start of
  DateBaseYear.

  Returns a date and time in UNIX format: Jan 14 10:24 1991

: convert seconds to UNIX time

 case e of { caselist }

 case e of { caselist }

  P1 P2

 e1 : e2

 e1 : e2

: remove contents of output buffer

 e1 ; e2 in case list

 e1 ; e2 in case list

 's'

 's'

: convert &date to seconds

 List garbage collections performed.

: PDCO to compare sequences

: PDCO to generate integers not in sequence

: PDCO to generate integers not in sequence

 { e1; e2; ... }

 { e1; e2; ... }

: PDCO for generalized Lisp conditional

 Guess the content-type of a file based on its name

 create e

 create e

: PDCO to produce cumulative sum

: PDAE for parallel evaluation with cycling

: parse DOSfile name

: convert &dateline to seconds

: convert &date to seconds

: PDCO to decimate sequence

: PDCO to create decimation sequence

: PDCO to decollate sequence

 default: e

 default: e

: PDCO to generate differences in sequences 

: PDCO to generate difference sequence 

: Wrapper to build directive specification

: build existence flag: action

: quietly ignore any directive

: build list: action value(s)

: build set: action value(s)

: build table: action key value

: build table of sets: action key value(s)

: build value: action value

: flag directive with a warning

  /P

 Display storage information

: weaving downrun

: weaving downup

: weaving downto

 Draw a raised rectangle.

 Draw a sunken rectangle.

: PDCO to elevate sequence

 end

 end

 every e

 every e1 do e2

: PDCO to model iteration

 every e

 every e1 do e2

  \S

: weaving extension

: PDCO to extend sequence

: PDAE to extract values

 fail

 fail

 e . f

 e . f

: PDAE for reversal of lifo evaluation

 Opens the URL, submits the form, and returns the server handle

 PDCO for friendly sequences

: PDCO to concatenate sequences

: PDCO for generalized conjunction

: get back line written

 global v1, v2, ...

 global v1, v2, ...

: histogram

 transmit an ISPEXEC request to ISPF

 detect presence or absence of ISPF

 get value of an ISPF "function" variable

 assign to an ISPF variable

 if e1 then e2

 if e1 then e2 else e3

 if e1 then e2

 if e1 then e2 else e3

 i

 i

: PDCO to filter out non-increasing values

: PDCO to select terms by position

 List information before running.

 initial e

 initial e

: PDCO to interleave sequences

: weaving interleave

 invocable ... (problem)

 e0(e1, e2, ...)

 e0(e1, e2, ...)

: determine if year is leap

 KMsize - convert a string like 64M (64 Megs) into an integer

 &s

: PDCO for Lisp conditional

  LEN(I)

: PDCO to produce length of sequence

: PDAE for standard lifo evaluation

  list image

 e1 \ e2

: PDCO to model limtation

 e1 \ e2

 link "v1, v2, ..."

 link "v1, v2, ..." (problem)

 called as List{e, l, m}

: list from sequence

 [e1, e2, ... ]

 local v1, v2, ...

 local v1, v2, ...

  LOCATE(P)

: look at next line

: lower trimming

: PDCO to map values

 max-first ARB

 next

 next

 not e

 not e

  NOTANY(S)

 &null

 &null

: PDCO to force odd/even sequence

: PDCO to produce palindromic sequence

: weaving palindrome

: PDAE for parallel evaluation

: synonym for Inter

 (e1, e2, ... )

 (e1, e2, ... )

: Pascal triangle row

: obtain path of filename

: PDCO to produce pattern palindrome

: weaving pbox

 e0{e1, e2, ... }

 e0{e1, e2, ... }

: PDCO for periodic part of sequence

: weaving permutation

: PDCO for permutations

: PDCO to generate pivot points

 PDCO to generate positions of difference

 positions in e of i

 procedure s(v1, v2, ...)

: put back line read

: PDCO to generate from sequences at random

: position where regular expression matched

: position past regular expression matched

: regular expression pattern list

 s1,s2,...,sN

 L

 s1,s2,...,sN

: read ahead

: Builds icon data structures from a config file

 record s(v1, v2, ...)

 record s(v1, v2, ...)

: PDCO to reduce sequence using binary operation

 used in code generation

 List region sizes.

: PDCO for remove duplicate values in a sequence

 |e

: PDCO to model repeated alternation

 |e

 repeat e

: PDCO to repeat sequence

 repeat e

: PDCO to replicate values in a sequence

  P = S

: PDCO to model limited iteration

 return e

 return e

: PDCO to reverse sequence

 return whether an EXEC is active

 return a table of all Rexx variables

 drop a Rexx variable

 assign to a Rexx variable

 return the value of a Rexx variable

  record image

: PDCO to rotate sequence

  RPOS(I)

  RTAB(I)

 SIGINT_handler: handles CTRL-Cs to this process

 e1 ? e2

 e1 ? e2

: convert seconds to &clock

: convert seconds to &date

: convert seconds to &dateline

: convert seconds to UNIX time

 e1[e2 op  e3]

 e1[e2 op  e3]

: PDCO to produce multiple of values in sequence

: PDCO to produce multiple of values in sequence