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You can assign values to the variables you declare | You can assign values to the variables you declare | ||
in your 'var' section, and some of the built-in | in your 'var' section, and some of the built-in | ||
Latest revision as of 14:14, 29 June 2020
Assignment:
You can assign values to the variables you declare
in your 'var' section, and some of the built-in
variables. This is done by the ':=' operator.
Note that you can also assign a variable the result
of an expression
(the addition of strings below as an example)
Example:
dilbegin foo();
var
myvarsl : stringlist;
myvars : string;
code
{
:start:
myvarsl := {"a string","another","the first"};
myvars := self.name+" XX ";
myvarsl.[2] := "the last";
myvarsl.[3] := "illegal"; /* Will not work since [3] is not defined */
pause;
goto start:
}
dilend