Difference between revisions of "$var"

Latest revision as of 20:19, 15 February 2015

Returns information about currently set variables, local or set.

$var(variable name [,N])[.value|.local|.secs]

Variable name is a wild card value.
N tells us we want the Nth matching variable.
- N is 0 by default, and therefore can be used to check for existence without it
Returns
- Variable name by default
- Value if .value is specified
- If .local is specified, returns $true or $false based on whether or not the matching variable is a local variable

How to search through local variables only:

var %i = 1
while ($var(%varwildcard*,%i).local) {
  echo -ag $var(%varwildcard*,%i) is a local variable
  inc %i
}

Find out how much is left on a timed variable (set with -u switch)

 ;set a variable, that will be unset in 2 minutes
 set -u120 %i Test

 ;Later you can use this:
 echo -ag $var(%i,1).secs

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 Returns information about currently set [[:Category:Variables|variables]], [[Local Variables|local]] or [[set]].
-  $var(variable name [,N])[.value|.local]
+  $var(variable name [,N])[.value|.local|.secs]
 * Variable name is a wild card value.
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     [[inc]] %i
   }
+Find out how much is left on a timed variable (set with -u switch)
+  ;set a variable, that will be unset in 2 minutes
+  [[set]] -u120 %i Test
+  ;Later you can use this:
+  [[echo]] -ag $var(%i,1).secs
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