AutoEdit Resolution Override Process

The %%RESOLVE override statements are

• %%$RESOLVE NO
• %%$RESOLVE FORCE

%%$RESOLVE NO

The %%$RESOLVE NO statement instructs Control-O to perform the DO statements even if the AutoEdit statement cannot be fully resolved. If any tokens cannot be fully resolved, they are resolved as far as possible before performing the DO statement.

%%$RESOLVE FORCE

By default, if a token resolves to the name of another AutoEdit variable during the first pass, that token is considered resolved and there is no further attempt at resolution. This can occur in the following situations:

• A global variable was loaded into memory at Control-O startup, or during a LOADGLOBAL operation, and the value of that variable contained an expression that included the name of another variable.
• A variable was set to a non-existent AutoEdit variable while %%$RESOLVE NO was in effect.

The %%RESOLVE FORCE statement overrides this default by instructing Control-O to perform a second pass on the token that initially resolved to the name of another AutoEdit variable.