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<span class="f_Para">Lets you create and initialize [[Working with macro variables|macro variables]]. Variable names begin with a single ampersand (&), and variable values include constants, User Language variables, fields, and $list elements, and other macro variables and [[Working with Client functions (Debugger)|functions]]. </span> | <span class="f_Para">Lets you create and initialize [[Working with macro variables|macro variables]]. Variable names begin with a single ampersand (&), and variable values include constants, User Language variables, fields, and $list elements, and other macro variables and [[Working with Client functions (Debugger)|functions]]. </span> | ||
Revision as of 18:37, 9 February 2023
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Lets you create and initialize macro variables. Variable names begin with a single ampersand (&), and variable values include constants, User Language variables, fields, and $list elements, and other macro variables and functions. Syntax: set &target= string|[-]n|&var|%xxx|g.xxx|g.'xxx'|f.xxx |$listcnt(x)|$listinf(x,y) |&&function[(args)] where:
Note: To set a macro variable or macro function in a Client mapping command, you need to XML entity encode each ampersand (&). For example, to map the command set &foo = %i, you specify it like this: <mapping command="set &foo = %i" button="button14"/> |
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Introduced: | Build 28 |