====== @ATTACK - @Files=====

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|Sprezzatura Ltd|01 JUN 1990|1.15+|EXPERT|@FILES, MFS, BFS, FILES|

The version of this variable accessible to the user gives a dynamic array of
those files currently attached. In actuality @FILES is a dimensioned array
with five elements, those elements being dynamic arrays in themselves.

         (1)  Volumes files are on
         (2)  File Names
         (3)  Accounts
         (4)  MFS/BFS chain
         (5)  File variable

In other words, the contents of the FILES file. To examine this array,
invoke the debugger and look at @FILES (\@FILES). As another point of
interest try EVAL PRINT @FILES(200) at TCL. Note that the value in brackets
is treated as a [ ] function rather than an array element! Cannot be
amended.


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