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A value can be assigned from a constant or selector and scoreboard.
Selectors and templates can be used for interpolation.
Values can be used for scoreboard operations like:
mySelector Scoreboard += myValue
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Because values can not be used for interpolation, there should be a fourth type: literal or constant. This is a value that is known at compiletime and can therefor be used for interpolation. The keyword constant might be confusing because the variable can be changed by an assignment.
You should be able to define variables within a process (local variables) or outside of a process (global variables). It might be a good idea to not allow changing a global compiletime variable, because then the program would rely on the compilation order of the files.
A global variable should be accessible from other files via filename.valiablename if that file is imported.
There should be at least 3 types of variables:
A value can be assigned from a constant or selector and scoreboard.
Selectors and templates can be used for interpolation.
Values can be used for scoreboard operations like:
mySelector Scoreboard += myValue
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: