What is expected behavior of USE device parameters?

[Kevin Toppenberg]

If I have mumps code like this:

USE $P:NOECHO

USE $P:ESCAPE

Is the expected behavior that the net result will be cumulative?  From my reading of the code, I think so.  I just want to be sure. 

Another example:

USE $P:(ESCAPE:CANONICAL)

...

...

...

USE $P:(NOCANONICAL:NOECHO)

In this code, the ESCAPE move remains enabled.  I.e. all states remain unchanged until explicitly changed.   

Is this correct understanding?

Thanks

KT

[Sam Habiel]

Yes, correct. 

—Sam

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[Kevin Toppenberg]

Thanks

KT