ATLAS Statement Structure
A standard ATLAS statement: | F STATNO | | VERB |, | VARIABLE FIELD | | $ |
Sample ATLAS Statements:
000250 DECLARE,DECIMAL,'A1'(4)$ 000300 FILL, 'A1', 'NUM', (1) 1, 5, (2) 20, 87, (3) 15, 12, (4) 30, 18$ C AN ATLAS COMMENT HAS A 'C' IN COLUMN 1 AND ENDS WITH A DOLLAR SIGN $Read more about this topic: Abbreviated Test Language For All Systems
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