Make Identifier "@"

<name> = @<text>

Flow control: returnReturns Flow control: if … then
Flow control: try … thenthe Glossary: text, text_valtext value converted to a Vipsi command syntax: Identifiers (names)
Identifiers, names
Operators: Make Identifier "@"
Text functions: name
Glossary: Name, Identifiername.

Vipsi command syntax: Identifiers (names)
Identifiers, names
Operators: Make Identifier "@"
Text functions: name
Glossary: Name, IdentifierNames are identifiers for Glossary: Variable, var_refvariables Operators: Boolean And with Variable "&&="
Operators: Bitwise And with Variable "&="
Operators: Bitwise And "&"
Operators: Boolean And "&&"and Vipsi command syntax: Procedures
Data Types: Procedures
Glossary: Procedureprocedures Operators: Boolean And with Variable "&&="
Operators: Bitwise And with Variable "&="
Operators: Bitwise And "&"
Operators: Boolean And "&&"and some special Vipsi command syntax: Functions
Functions
Glossary: Functionfunctions like Text functions: convert
Instructions: convertconvert. Using Vipsi command syntax: Operators
Operators
Glossary: Operatoroperator @ it is possible to calculate Vipsi command syntax: Identifiers (names)
Identifiers, names
Operators: Make Identifier "@"
Text functions: name
Glossary: Name, Identifiernames for Glossary: Variable, var_refvariables etc. Operators: Make Identifier "@"at runtime.

e.g.:

Instructions: var
How does VScript::Value() work?: Var*&var a=1;
Instructions: var
How does VScript::Value() work?: Var*&var theName="a";
Instructions: putput @theName;

Instructions: var
How does VScript::Value() work?: Var*&var tabWidth=4
Text functions: convert
Instructions: convertconvert myText to @(Constants: tabtab#tabWidth)

All Add "+": Monadic operator "+"
Subtract "-": Monadic operator "-"
Built-in operators: monadic operators:monadic operators have highest Glossary: Operator
Glossary: Operandoperand binding but Vipsi command syntax: Operators
Operators
Glossary: Operatoroperator @ tops Flow control: if … then
Flow control: try … thenthem all. Flow control: if … thenIf you want to pass a calculated Vipsi command syntax: Expressions
Glossary: Expressionexpression to List functions: thisthis Vipsi command syntax: Operators
Operators
Glossary: Operatoroperator it's best that you always use Separators: Round brackets "( … )"
Functions with varying return types: bracket expression "()"parenthesis.

e.g.:

wrong:
    Instructions: var
How does VScript::Value() work?: Var*&var @"aaaaaaaaaaa"[to 3] = 77
right:
    Instructions: var
How does VScript::Value() work?: Var*&var @("aaaaaaaaaaa"[to 3]) = 77

Flow control: if … then
Flow control: try … thenThe above example defines a Glossary: Variable, var_refvariable named 'aaa'. Flow control: if … then
Flow control: try … thenThe first version Flow control: do … loopdoes Operators: Bitwise Not "~"
Operators: Boolean Negation "!"not work, because Vipsi command syntax: Operators
Operators
Glossary: Operatoroperator @ has an even higher priority than range selector []. Therefore Flow control: if … then
Flow control: try … thenthe first example evaluates to:

    Instructions: var
How does VScript::Value() work?: Var*&var (@"aaaaaaaaaaa")[to 3] = 77
=>
    Instructions: var
How does VScript::Value() work?: Var*&var aaaaaaaaaaa[to 3] = 77

which is Operators: Bitwise Not "~"
Operators: Boolean Negation "!"not what you meant Operators: Boolean And with Variable "&&="
Operators: Bitwise And with Variable "&="
Operators: Bitwise And "&"
Operators: Boolean And "&&"and, lucky enough, syntactical nonsense, so that Flow control: if … then
Flow control: try … thenthe parser complains with an error.

In About this Guide: General
Built-in operators: Generalgeneral Flow control: if … then
Flow control: try … thenthe Vipsi command syntax: Operators
Operators
Glossary: Operatoroperator @ is Operators: Bitwise Not "~"
Operators: Boolean Negation "!"not recommended for beginners.