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	:The name of directory or "<code>*</code>" for the current working directory.		:The name of directory or "<code>*</code>" for the current working directory.
	;<var>ext</var>		;<var>ext</var>
	:The ~~file~~ extension.		:The filename extension.
	;<var>mode</var>		;<var>mode</var>
	:When supplying <code>0</code> for the <var>mode</var> argument, {{Stx}} will generate the filename by using an internal decimal counter. When, on the other hand, supplying <code>1</code> for <var>mode</var>, {{STX}} will use a hexadecimal random number.		:When supplying <code>0</code> for the <var>mode</var> argument, {{Stx}} will generate the filename by using an internal decimal counter. When, on the other hand, supplying <code>1</code> for <var>mode</var>, {{STX}} will use a hexadecimal random number.

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	<var>var</var> := UNIQUE <var>dir</var> <var>ext</var> <var>mode</var> <var>digits</var> [ <var>offset</var> ]		<var>var</var> := UNIQUE <var>dir</var> <var>ext</var> <var>mode</var> <var>digits</var> [ <var>offset</var> ]

	The {{STx}} command <code>UNIQUE</code> returns a unique filename for the specified directory (use "<code>*</code>" for the current working directory). If a directory is specified, it is made the current working directory first.		The {{STx}} command <code>UNIQUE</code> returns a unique filename for the specified directory (use "<code></code>" for the current working directory). If a directory other than "<code></code>" is specified, it is made the current working directory first.

	The unique filename will be returned without its path prefix and without an extension. If, for one reason or the other, {{STX}} should be unable to create a unique filename, it will return the empty string.		The unique filename will be returned without its path prefix and without an extension. If, for one reason or the other, {{STX}} should be unable to create a unique filename, it will return the empty string.

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	<var>var</var> := UNIQUE <var>dir</var> <var>ext</var> <var>mode</var> <var>digits</var> [ <var>offset</var> ]~~</code>~~		<var>var</var> := UNIQUE <var>dir</var> <var>ext</var> <var>mode</var> <var>digits</var> [ <var>offset</var> ]

	The {{STx}} command <code>UNIQUE</code> returns a unique filename for the specified directory (use "<code>*</code>" for the current working directory). If a directory is specified, it is made the current working directory first.		The {{STx}} command <code>UNIQUE</code> returns a unique filename for the specified directory (use "<code>*</code>" for the current working directory). If a directory is specified, it is made the current working directory first.

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	==UNIQUE==		<var>var</var> := UNIQUE <var>dir</var> <var>ext</var> <var>mode</var> <var>digits</var> [ <var>offset</var> ]</code>
			The {{STx}} command <code>UNIQUE</code> returns a unique filename for the specified directory (use "<code>*</code>" for the current working directory). If a directory is specified, it is made the current working directory first.

	~~<code>var := UNIQUE <var>dir</var> <var>ext</var> <var>mode</var> <var>digits</var> [ <var>offset</var> ]</code>~~		The unique filename will be returned without its path prefix and without an extension. If, for one reason or the other, {{STX}} should be unable to create a unique filename, it will return the empty string.

	~~-> var =: 'uniquefilename'~~ without ~~directory~~ and extension or ~~empty string~~

	~~Generate~~ a unique filename ~~for the specified directory (use '*' for the current working directory). If a directory is specified~~, it ~~is made~~ the ~~current working directory~~.

	;<var>dir</var>		;<var>dir</var>
			:The name of directory or "<code>*</code>" for the current working directory.
	:The name of directory or '<code>*</code>'.

	;<var>ext</var>		;<var>ext</var>

	:The file extension.		:The file extension.

	;<var>mode</var>		;<var>mode</var>
			:When supplying <code>0</code> for the <var>mode</var> argument, {{Stx}} will generate the filename by using an internal decimal counter. When, on the other hand, supplying <code>1</code> for <var>mode</var>, {{STX}} will use a hexadecimal random number.
	:<code>0</code> ~~= count (~~decimal), <code>1</code> = random ~~numbers (hex)~~.

	;<var>digits</var>		;<var>digits</var>
			:The number of digits to use in the unique filename.
	:The number of filename ~~digits~~.

	;<var>offset</var>		;<var>offset</var>
			:The first index (for counter mode only).
	:The first index (for ~~count~~ mode only).

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==UNIQUE==

<code>var := UNIQUE <var>dir</var> <var>ext</var> <var>mode</var> <var>digits</var> [ <var>offset</var> ]</code>

-> var =: 'uniquefilename' without directory and extension or empty string

Generate a unique filename for the specified directory (use '*' for the current working directory). If a directory is specified, it is made the current working directory.

;<var>dir</var>

:The name of directory or '<code>*</code>'.

;<var>ext</var>

:The file extension.

;<var>mode</var>

:<code>0</code> = count (decimal), <code>1</code> = random numbers (hex).

;<var>digits</var>

:The number of filename digits.

;<var>offset</var>

:The first index (for count mode only).