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1995 Version of ANSI (Equivalent to Current ISO Version) of Standard

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7.1.5.10 $NAme

$NA[ME] ( glvn )

This form returns a string value which is the namevalue denoting the named glvn. Note that naked references are permitted in the argument, but that the returned value is always a non-naked reference. If glvn includes an environment, then the namevalue shall include that environment; otherwise the namevalue shall not include an environment.

$NA[ME] ( glvn , intexpr )

This form returns a string value which is a namevalue denoting either all or part of the supplied glvn, depending on the value of intexpr. Let $NAme(glvn) applied to the supplied glvn be of the form Name(s1, s2, ..., sn ), considering n to be zero if the glvn has no subscripts, and let m be the value of intexpr. Then $NAme(glvn, intexpr) is defined as follows:

  1. It is erroneous for m to be less than zero (ecode="M39").
  2. If m = 0, the result is Name.
  3. If n > m, the function returns the string returned by $NA(Name(s1, s2, ..., sm )).
  4. Otherwise, the function returns the string returned by $NA(glvn).
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