Diff for /freem/doc/freem.texi between versions 1.22 and 1.24

version 1.22, 2025/04/10 14:37:20 version 1.24, 2025/04/10 17:21:54
Line 1134  Will include a plus sign for positive nu Line 1134  Will include a plus sign for positive nu
 Will remove the minus sign from negative numbers. Not compatible with 'p' or 'P'.  Will remove the minus sign from negative numbers. Not compatible with 'p' or 'P'.
 @item 't' or 'T'  @item 't' or 'T'
 Will place the sign after the number instead of before the number.  Will place the sign after the number instead of before the number.
 @end @table  @end table
   
 The optional third argument is a number indicating how many digits to which the fractional part of the number will be zero-padded.  The optional third argument is a number indicating how many digits to which the fractional part of the number will be zero-padded.
   
Line 3826  Returns or sets the current working dire Line 3826  Returns or sets the current working dire
 @item @code{OPEN} +R -U -D  @item @code{OPEN} +R -U -D
 The @code{^$JOB($JOB,"OPEN",<channel>} subscripts list the open I/O channels in the specified job.  The @code{^$JOB($JOB,"OPEN",<channel>} subscripts list the open I/O channels in the specified job.
   
 @item @code{ENGINES} +R -U -D  
 Returns or sets the storage engines for various FreeM subsystems.  
   
 The following table lists the types of storage engines that can be defined.  
   
 @table @asis  
   
 @item @code{GLOBAL} +R +U -D  
 Returns or sets the global handler for a particular FreeM namespace:  
   
 The following code would set the global handler for the @code{SYSTEM} namespace to @code{BERKELEYDB}:  
   
 @code{SET ^$JOB($JOB,"ENGINES","GLOBAL","SYSTEM")="BERKELEYDB"}  
   
 @item @code{LOCAL} +R -U -D  
 Returns the local handler for a particular FreeM namespace. Always @code{BUILTIN} in the current FreeM release.  
   
 @end table  
   
 @item @code{BERKELEYDB,FLUSH_THRESHOLD} +R +U -D  @item @code{BERKELEYDB,FLUSH_THRESHOLD} +R +U -D
 Returns or sets the number of write operations that will be cached in the BerkeleyDB global handler prior to flushing BerkeleyDB's cache to disk.  Returns or sets the number of write operations that will be cached in the BerkeleyDB global handler prior to flushing BerkeleyDB's cache to disk.
   

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