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<span class="f_Para">Displays the current values of all [[Passing a command argument to a macro|macro variables]] defined during this Client session. The message is normally displayed in a standard Windows informational box (entitled </span><span class="term">varDump for Macro</span><span class="f_Para">). If the [[Using the console and command line#The Console|macro console]] is open, however, the message is sent to the console instead. </span> | <span class="f_Para">Displays the current values of all [[Passing a command argument to a macro|macro variables]] defined during this Client session. The message is normally displayed in a standard Windows informational box (entitled </span><span class="term">varDump for Macro</span><span class="f_Para">). If the [[Using the console and command line#The Console|macro console]] is open, however, the message is sent to the console instead. </span> | ||
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Displays the current values of all macro variables defined during this Client session. The message is normally displayed in a standard Windows informational box (entitled varDump for Macro). If the macro console is open, however, the message is sent to the console instead. Syntax: varDump The command output is a display of the count of the number of macro variables, followed by an alphabetically ordered list of the individual variables (including &argstring) in name="value" format. For example 8 macro variables &a1="1" &a2="-1" &a3="666" &a4="4" &a5="5" &a6="All work and no play makes jack a dull boy..." &argstring="" &b="1" |
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