Basic Characteristics RAPID

IDelete Cancels an interrupt
Example
Arguments
IDelete (Interrupt Delete) is used to cancel (delete) an interrupt.
If the interrupt is to be only temporarily disabled, the instruction ISleep or IDisable
should be used.
IDelete feeder_low;
The interrupt feeder_low is cancelled.
IDelete Interrupt
Interrupt Data type: intnum
Program execution
Syntax
The interrupt identity.
The definition of the interrupt is completely erased. To define it again, it must first be
re-connected to the trap routine.
The instruction should be preceded by a stop point. Otherwise the interrupt will be
deactivated before the end point is reached.
Interrupts do not have to be erased; this is done automatically when
- a new program is loaded
- the program is restarted from the beginning
- the program pointer is moved to the start of a routine
IDelete
[ Interrupt ‘:=’ ] < variable (VAR) of intnum > ‘;’
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