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	== Variable Assignments ==		== Variable Assignments ==

	#var = expression ! comment		#var = expression ! comment
	#var[expression] = expression ! comment		#var[expression] = expression ! comment

	<ol>		<ol>

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	<li>The line can be followed by an optional comment which is started by an exclamation point		<li>The line can be followed by an optional comment which is started by an exclamation point
	</li>		</li>
	<li>The variable assigned can be an [[Variable Names#~~Array Variables~~\|array variable]].</li>		<li>The variable assigned can be an [[Variable Names#Variable Arrays\|array variable]].</li>
	</ol>		</ol>

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	<li>The line can be followed by an optional comment which is started by an exclamation point		<li>The line can be followed by an optional comment which is started by an exclamation point
	</li>		</li>
	<li>~~Any valid~~ [[Variable Names\|~~variable name]] can be an~~ array variable ~~by following it with square brackets enclosing an [[Expression Syntax\|expression~~]] ~~that evaluates to an index into the array~~.</li>		<li>The variable assigned can be an [[Variable Names#Array Variables\|array variable]].</li>
	</ol>		</ol>

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	<ol>		<ol>
	<li>A line beginning in <tt>#var</tt> where <tt>var</tt> is any valid [[Variable Names\|variable name]].</li>		<li>A line beginning in <tt>#var</tt> where <tt>var</tt> is any valid [[Variable Names\|variable name]].</li>
	<li>The <tt>#var</tt> name must be followed by assignment operator (=, +=, <i>etc.</i>) and an [[Expression Syntax\|expression]]. The variable is set equal to the result of expression and the assignment operator.</li>		<li>The <tt>#var</tt> name must be followed by assignment operator (=, +=, <i>etc.</i>) and an [[Expression Syntax\|expression]]. The variable is set equal to the result of <tt>expression</tt> and the assignment operator.</li>
	<li>The line can be followed by an optional comment which is started by an exclamation point		<li>The line can be followed by an optional comment which is started by an exclamation point
	</li>		</li>

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Command Line

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	# A line beginning in any valid command.		# A line beginning in any valid command.
	# The command may be followed by a space and then by any number of arguments for the command.		# The command may be followed by a space and then by any number of arguments for the command.
	# Arguments are separated by white space or a comma. If an argument contains white space or commas (such as string arguments), enclose the argument in quotes. Any argument can be an [[Expression Syntax\|expression]]. In [[NairnFEAMPMViz]], ~~they~~ must be separated by commas.		# Arguments are separated by white space or a comma. If an argument contains white space or commas (such as string arguments), enclose the argument in quotes. Any argument can be an [[Expression Syntax\|expression]]. In [[NairnFEAMPMViz]], arguments must be separated by commas.
	# The line can be followed by an optional comment which is started by an exclamation point.		# The line can be followed by an optional comment which is started by an exclamation point.

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Command Line

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	# A line beginning in any valid command.		# A line beginning in any valid command.
	# The command may be followed by any number of arguments ~~(after a space) appropriate~~ for the command.		# The command may be followed by a space and then by any number of arguments for the command.
	# Arguments are separated by white space or a comma. If an argument contains white space or commas (such as string arguments), enclose the argument in quotes. Any argument can be an [[Expression Syntax\|expression]]. In [[NairnFEAMPMViz]], they must be separated by commas.		# Arguments are separated by white space or a comma. If an argument contains white space or commas (such as string arguments), enclose the argument in quotes. Any argument can be an [[Expression Syntax\|expression]]. In [[NairnFEAMPMViz]], they must be separated by commas.
	# The line can be followed by an optional comment which is started by an exclamation point.		# The line can be followed by an optional comment which is started by an exclamation point.

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Command Line

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	Command #1,#2,#3,... ! comment		Command #1,#2,#3,... ! comment

	~~<ol>~~		# A line beginning in any valid command.
	~~<li>~~A line beginning in any valid command.~~</li>~~		# The command may be followed by any number of arguments (after a space) appropriate for the command.
	~~<li>~~The command may be followed by any number of arguments appropriate for the command.~~</li>~~		# Arguments are separated by white space or a comma. If an argument contains white space or commas (such as string arguments), enclose the argument in quotes. Any argument can be an [[Expression Syntax\|expression]]. In [[NairnFEAMPMViz]], they must be separated by commas.
	~~<li>~~Arguments are separated by white space or a comma. If an argument contains white space or commas (such as string arguments), enclose the argument in quotes. Any argument can be an [[Expression Syntax}expression.~~</li>~~		# The line can be followed by an optional comment which is started by an exclamation point.
	~~<li>~~The line can be followed by an optional comment which is started by an exclamation point
	~~</li>~~
	~~</ol>~~

	== Variable Assignments ==		== Variable Assignments ==

Nairnj at 21:21, 29 August 2013

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	The interpretive [[Scripting Language Syntax\|scripting language]] for [[NairnFEAMPM]] and [[NairnFEAMPMViz]] is made up of a series of command lines. The syntax of these lines is described below.		The interpretive [[Scripting Language Syntax\|scripting language]] for [[NairnFEAMPM]] and [[NairnFEAMPMViz]] is made up of a series of command lines. The syntax of these lines is described below.
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	== Command Line ==		== Command Line ==

Nairnj at 21:20, 29 August 2013

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	The interpretive scripting language for [[NairnFEAMPM]] and [[NairnFEAMPMViz]] is made up of a series of command lines. The syntax of these lines is described below.		The interpretive [[Scripting Language Syntax\|scripting language]] for [[NairnFEAMPM]] and [[NairnFEAMPMViz]] is made up of a series of command lines. The syntax of these lines is described below.

	== Command Line ==		== Command Line ==
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	<li>A line beginning in any valid command.</li>		<li>A line beginning in any valid command.</li>
	<li>The command may be followed by any number of arguments appropriate for the command.</li>		<li>The command may be followed by any number of arguments appropriate for the command.</li>
	<li>Arguments are separated by white space or a comma. If an argument contains white space or commas (such as string arguments), enclose the argument in quotes. Any argument can be an ~~<a href="~~expression~~.html#expr">expression</a>~~.</li>		<li>Arguments are separated by white space or a comma. If an argument contains white space or commas (such as string arguments), enclose the argument in quotes. Any argument can be an [[Expression Syntax}expression.</li>
	<li>The line can be followed by an optional comment which is started by an exclamation point		<li>The line can be followed by an optional comment which is started by an exclamation point
	</li>		</li>
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	== Variable Assignments ==		== Variable Assignments ==

	~~<pre>~~#var = ~~<a href="~~expression~~.html#expr"><code>expression</code></a>~~ ! comment		#var = expression ! comment
	#var[~~<a href="expression.html#expr"><code>~~expression~~</code></a>~~] = ~~<a href="~~expression~~.html#expr"><code>expression</code></a>~~ ! comment		#var[expression] = expression ! comment
	~~</pre>~~

	<ol>		<ol>
	<li>A line beginning in <~~code~~>#var</~~code~~> where <~~code~~>var</~~code~~> is any valid ~~<a href="expression.html">~~variable~~</a>~~ name.</li>		<li>A line beginning in <tt>#var</tt> where <tt>var</tt> is any valid [[Variable Names\|variable name]].</li>
	<li>The <~~code~~>#var</~~code~~> name must be followed by assignment operator (~~"~~=~~&quot~~, ~~"~~+=~~&quot~~, <i>etc.</i>) and an ~~<a href="expression.html#expr">~~expression~~</a>~~. The variable is set equal to the result of expression and the assignment operator.</li>		<li>The <tt>#var</tt> name must be followed by assignment operator (=, +=, <i>etc.</i>) and an [[Expression Syntax\|expression]]. The variable is set equal to the result of expression and the assignment operator.</li>
	<li>The line can be followed by an optional comment which is started by an exclamation point		<li>The line can be followed by an optional comment which is started by an exclamation point
	</li>		</li>
	<li>Any valid ~~<a href="expression.html">~~variable~~</a>~~ name can be an array variable by following it with square brackets enclosing an ~~<a href="expression.html#expr">~~expression~~</a>~~ that evaluates to an index into the array.</li>		<li>Any valid [[Variable Names\|variable name]] can be an array variable by following it with square brackets enclosing an [[Expression Syntax\|expression]] that evaluates to an index into the array.</li>
	</ol>		</ol>

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	! comments		! comments

	~~<ol>~~		# Lines beginning in an exclamation point are ignored and can be used for comments.
	~~<li>~~Lines beginning in an exclamation point are ignored and can be used for comments.~~</li>~~		# Blank lines are also ignored and can be used to improve readability of input command files.
	~~<li>~~Blank lines are also ignored and can be used to improve readability of input command files.
	~~</li>~~
	~~</ol>~~

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The interpretive scripting language for [[NairnFEAMPM]] and [[NairnFEAMPMViz]] is made up of a series of command lines. The syntax of these lines is described below.

== Command Line ==

Command #1,#2,#3,... ! comment

<ol>
<li>A line beginning in any valid command.</li>
<li>The command may be followed by any number of arguments appropriate for the command.</li>
<li>Arguments are separated by white space or a comma. If an argument contains white space or commas (such as string arguments), enclose the argument in quotes. Any argument can be an <a href="expression.html#expr">expression</a>.</li>
<li>The line can be followed by an optional comment which is started by an exclamation point
</li>
</ol>

== Variable Assignments ==

<pre>#var = <a href="expression.html#expr"><code>expression</code></a> ! comment
#var[<a href="expression.html#expr"><code>expression</code></a>] = <a href="expression.html#expr"><code>expression</code></a> ! comment
</pre>

<ol>
<li>A line beginning in <code>#var</code> where <code>var</code> is any valid <a href="expression.html">variable</a> name.</li>
<li>The <code>#var</code> name must be followed by assignment operator ("=&quot, "+=&quot, <i>etc.</i>) and an <a href="expression.html#expr">expression</a>. The variable is set equal to the result of expression and the assignment operator.</li>
<li>The line can be followed by an optional comment which is started by an exclamation point
</li>
<li>Any valid <a href="expression.html">variable</a> name can be an array variable by following it with square brackets enclosing an <a href="expression.html#expr">expression</a> that evaluates to an index into the array.</li>
</ol>

== Comment Line ==

! comments

<ol>
<li>Lines beginning in an exclamation point are ignored and can be used for comments.</li>
<li>Blank lines are also ignored and can be used to improve readability of input command files.
</li>
</ol>