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Depending on the activation of the variable check box in the toolbar of an interpreter script
the editor field is used for initialization code of the variable or for the body of a function.
a) Initialization code
Optionally for each class variable an initialization code can be written, which will be executed every time the parsing of a new input text begins.
Example:
Name: m_TotalPercent
Type: int
Init:
m_TotalPercent = 100;
Name: m_Numerals
Type: mstrstr
Init:
m_Numerals["eins"] = "one";
m_Numerals["zwei"] = "two";
m_Numerals["drei"] = "three";
m_Numerals["vier"] = "four";
m_Numerals["fünf"] = "five";
m_Numerals["sechs"] = "six";
m_Numerals["sieben"] = "seven";
m_Numerals["acht"] = "eight";
m_Numerals["neun"] = "nine";
b) Function body
The body of a function is written here.
Example:
Name: abs
Type: int
Parameter: int xi
Text:
if(xi < 0)
xi = -xi;
return xi;