In Windows, in graphical interfaces, TERMINAL returns WIN3. In Windows, in character interfaces, TERMINAL returns CO80, BW80, or MONO, depending on the monitor type. On UNIX, TERMINAL returns the value of the $TERM environment variable. In batch mode, TERMINAL returns a null string.

Note: Does not apply to SpeedScript programming.

Syntax

TERMINAL

Example

This one-line procedure displays the type of terminal you are using:

r-term.p 

MESSAGE "You are currently using a" TERMINAL "terminal.".

See also

TERMINAL statement