ARS. - Store/Restore Operations

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ARS. - Store/Restore Operations

 

📘 SPR Store/Restore Operations Manual

Welcome to the SPR Store/Restore Operations Manual! 🌟

This guide provides a comprehensive overview of Store and Restore operations in SPR, explaining what they are, how to use them, and why they are essential for data persistence. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced user, this manual will help you master Store/Restore operations with clear explanations and practical examples. Let’s dive in! 🚀

 

📄 Table of Contents

What are Store/Restore Operations?

Store/Restore Commands Overview

Code Examples

Illustrations

 

What are Store/Restore Operations? 📜

Store and Restore operations in SPR are crucial for data persistence. Store operations save the current state of data to a file, ensuring that it can be retrieved later. Restore operations load the saved state from a file back into the application. These operations are essential for saving progress, backing up data, and ensuring data consistency.

Store/Restore operations are used in various scenarios, including:

1.Saving user preferences

2.Backing up data

3.Restoring application state

 

Store/Restore Commands Overview 🛠️

Here’s a quick overview of the most common ARS commands for Store/Restore operations:

 

Basic Store/Restore Operations

 

' Stores the Array to a variable.

ARS.Store|$$ARS|$$VAR

 

' Restores the Array from a variable.

ARS.Restore|$$ARS|$$VAR

 

' Stores the Array to a file

ARS.FileStore|$$ARS|filename

 

' Restores the Array from a file.

ARS.FileRestore|$$ARS|filename

 

Code Examples

Here are some practical examples of using Store/Restore operations in SPR:

 

' Store the current state of the Array to a file.

ARS.Store|$$ARS|$$VAR

 

' Restore the Array from a file.

ARS.Restore|$$ARS|$$VAR

 

' Store the Array to a file.

ARS.FileStore|$$ARS|data_ars.dat

 

' Restore the Array from a file.

ARS.FileRestore|$$ARS|"data_ars.dat

 

Illustrations

Below is an illustration of how Store/Restore operations work using Unicode characters:

 

FileStore Operation (Saving data to a file):

Array: [1, 2, 3, 4]

 

+----------------+

| Array Data |

| [1, 2, 3, 4] |

+----------------+

 |

 V

+----------------+

| data.ars |

+----------------+

 

FileRestore Operation (Loading data from a file):

 

Array: []

+----------------+

| data.ars |

+----------------+

 |

 V

+----------------+

| Array Data |

| [1, 2, 3, 4] |

+----------------+