Stack Management Commands

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Stack Management Commands

STK.New - Allocate a New Container

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MiniRobotLanguage (MRL)

 

STK.New Command

Create a New Stack Container

 

 

Intention

 

STK.New is used to allocate a new container for stack operations. It initializes a stack with a specified data type (String, Integer, or Floating Point) and returns a handle for further interaction.

This command ensures dynamic memory allocation for stacks, facilitating efficient storage and management of data in your application.

 

Syntax

 

STK.New|$$STK[|s/i/f]

 

Parameter Explanation

$$STK - Handle of the newly allocated stack.

s/i/f - Specifies the data type for the stack. Options include:

s - String

i - Integer

f - Floating Point

 

Example

' Allocate a new stack with integer type

STK.New|$$STK|i

' Use the handle for further operations

STK.Push|$$STK|42

STK.End|$$STK

 

Remarks

Ensure that you free unused stacks using STK.End to avoid memory leaks.

 

Limitations:

- Only supports three data types: String, Integer, and Floating Point.

 

See also:

• STK.Push

• STK.End