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Tasks may receive new temporal names when loaded through the Load$…As command. MainFileName property returns the original file name of the task. When queried within a function or subroutine of a library, MainFileName will return the name of the calling task.
Syntax
?<task>.<MainFileName>
? MainFileName
Availability
from 0.4.2.4
Type
String
Scope
Task or Terminal
Limitations
Read Only.Task must be loaded in memory.
Examples
--> Load$ “Task1.prg” As “Task2.prg”
-->?Task2.prg.MainFileName
--> Task1.prg
Or from the Task2.prg:
Program
? MainFileName ‘ should return Task1.prg
End Program