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Jca: /* Break statement */

2015-10-06T11:57:42Z

Break statement

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	</init>		</init>
	...		...
	if (not defined(global.emergency))		if (not defined("global.emergency"))
	break		break
	control statement, e.g.		control statement, e.g.

2012-02-14T16:05:11Z

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 This rule is triggered by the Northing in the utmPose module, "utmpose.posey" is here a global variable.
 The rule defined a new global variable "global.equatorWarning", this must start with the keyword "global", and is then available for all other rules (in all scopes).
 ====Variable name in string====
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   <rule name="foo" if="gmk.imageSerial[1] != 0">
      <init>
-        gmkId = 30
+        gmkId = 0
         gmkTime = 0
         gp = 0
         z = 0
      </init>
      // construct base name in string variable
      varname = "gmk.gmk" gmkId
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      // change the value of a named variable
      setvar("gmk.gmk" gmkId ".crcOK", 0)
   </rule>
 ====Enable/Disable====

2012-02-14T15:58:18Z

Variable name in string

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	====Variable name in string====		====Variable name in string====

	Some plugins generate global variables with value-dependent names, e.g. guidemark details, where a ''gmk.gmk30'' structure when a guidemark with ID=30 is found. To access this structure, you must construct a string with the variable name and use a getvar call, like:		Some plugins generate global variables with value-dependent names, e.g. guidemark details, where a ''gmk.gmk30'' structure when a guidemark with ID=30 is found. To access this structure, you must construct a string with the variable name and use a ''getvar(s)'' or ''setvar(sc)'' call, like:

2012-02-14T15:57:32Z

Global variables

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   <rule name="foo" if="utmpose.posey < 1000">
      <init>
-        global.equatorWarning = false;
+        global.equatorWarning = false
      </init>
-     global.equatorWarning = true;
+     global.equatorWarning = true
   </rule>
 This rule is triggered by the Northing in the utmPose module, "utmpose.posey" is here a global variable.
 The rule defined a new global variable "global.equatorWarning", this must start with the keyword "global", and is then available for all other rules (in all scopes).
 ====Strings====

2012-02-13T14:56:17Z

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2012-02-13T14:53:43Z

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2010-03-29T11:06:31Z

Strings

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	print("The value of a is " a "meter")		print("The value of a is " a "meter")

	is evaluated to (if a has the value 1.47)		is evaluated to "''The value of a is 1.47meter''" (if a has the value 1.47)

	~~print("The value of a is 1.47 meter"~~)

	A string parameter must start with a quote (") or apostrophe ('), if the first part of the string should be a number, then start with an empty string.		A string parameter must start with a quote (") or apostrophe ('), if the first part of the string should be a number, then start with an empty string.

2010-03-29T11:04:00Z

Local variables

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	</init>		</init>

	This should result in the string "the value of b is 5meters" to be ~~printed on~~ the ~~server console~~.		This should result in the string "the value of b is 5meters" to be assigned to the aa variable.

	A variable may have more than one value, i.e.:		A variable may have more than one value, i.e.:

2009-10-10T15:34:55Z

Control statement

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	will evaluate to true when the user event is executed by the MRC.		will evaluate to true when the user event is executed by the MRC.
	NB! the smr.event(1) itself will return true if the function is defined (i.e. plugin loaded) and false if it is not.		NB! the smr.event(1) itself will return 1 (true) if the function is defined (i.e. plugin loaded) and 0 (false) if it is not.

	===Language definition===		===Language definition===

2009-10-10T15:30:44Z

Standard functions

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	poseToMap(dddddd)		poseToMap(dddddd)
	mapToPose(dddddd)		mapToPose(dddddd)
			if()

	The function parameters are of type "d" for double or "dd" for two doubles (comma separated). The defined function uses a string as parameter, e.g. defined("false") returns true.		The function parameters are of type "d" for double or "dd" for two doubles (comma separated). The defined function uses a string as parameter, e.g. defined("false") returns true.
	Angle values are in radians.		Angle values are in radians.

			The if() expression evaluetes the expression in the rule if attribute, i.e:

			<rule name="foo" if="alfa > 100 and beta > 100 and gamma > 100">
			print("all three is above limit")
			wait() : not if()
			print("At least one is no longer above limit")
			</rule>

	See on-line help		See on-line help