HUSH

Use the HUSH statement to suppress the display of all output normally sent to a terminal during processing. HUSH also suppresses output to a COMO file.

HUSH acts as a toggle. If it is used without a qualifier, it changes the current state. Do not use this statement to shut off output display unless you are sure the display is unnecessary. When you use HUSH ON, all output is suppressed including error messages and requests for information.

COMMAND SYNTAX

    HUSH { ON | OFF | expression }

EXAMPLE

       CRT 'PASSWORD:':
       HUSH ON
       INPUT V.PASSWORD
       HUSH OFF

TAFJ note: HUSH ON doesn't hide user input. Workaround: use ECHO OFF.

Last update: Wed, 31 Aug 2022 10:21