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&allocated — cumulative allocation
&clock — time of day
&collections — garbage collections
&date — date
&dateline — date and time of day
&dump — set termination dump
&error — set error conversion
&errornumber — number of last error
&errortext — description of last error
&errorvalue — value causing last error
&features — implementation features
&file — source file
&host — host system
&level — procedure level
&null — null value
&progname — program name
&regions — storage regions
&storage — storage utilization
&time — elapsed time
&version — Icon version
args — get number of procedure arguments
collect — perform garbage collection
copy — copy value
delay — delay execution
display — display co-expression variables
errorclear — clear error indication
exit — exit program
function — generate function names
getenv — get value of environment variable
loadfunc — load external function
name — produce name
proc — convert to procedure
runerr — terminate with run-time error
serial — produce serial number
stop — stop execution
system — call system function
type — produce type name
variable — produce variable
x(x,…) — function call

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generators
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keywords
lists, sets and tables
math
metadata
output formatting
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prefix operations
records
strings
windows and keyboards

Index of Subsystems:
base
digitcnt.icn
SNOBOL4 functions
proc
 
convert to procedure
 
Description

p proc(s, i)
proc(s, i) produces the procedure, function or operator corresponding to s, but fails if s is not the name of one. If s is the string name of an operator, i specifies the number of arguments. proc(s, 0) produces the built-in function named s even if the global identifier having that name has been assigned another value. proc(s, 0) fails if s is not the name of a function.

The first argument of proc() may be a procedure, function or operator, in which case proc() simply returns the first argument.
 
Parameters
s
the name of a procedure
i
the number or arguments: 1 for unary (prefix), 2 for binary (infix), and 3 for ternary
returns
the procedure found or fail.
 
Defaults
i
1
 
Errors
101 i is not an integer
205 i is not 0, 1, 2 or 3
 
See Also
  • args — get number of procedure arguments