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Under the help for DO, the following appears (emphasis added):
By experimenting, I learned that TMP: is equivalent to TMP0: as implied perhaps above. I don't think that it is documented anywhere that TMP: will be interpreted as TMP0: when accessing the values stored there. TMP: cannot be used everywhere to mean TMP0:. For example
To execute the loop once for each line of text in one of the TMP temporary character devices, use TMP: (or TMP0: - TMP9:) as the file name (e.g. DO X IN @TMP:). See TMP for more information on TMP:.
By experimenting, I learned that TMP: is equivalent to TMP0: as implied perhaps above. I don't think that it is documented anywhere that TMP: will be interpreted as TMP0: when accessing the values stored there. TMP: cannot be used everywhere to mean TMP0:. For example
tmp /s tmp: new value does not work.