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An RValue in many cases may be replaced with an extended notation, the extended RVAlue. Typically this style of RValue has to be the last one specified in a list of RValues. An Extended-RValue follows the rules documented here.
Refer to set→ and typical use within a set statement.
Forms
An extended-rvalue has these forms:
The final item is the catchall. That is, should the other items not be matched (based on first word only), the Extended-RValue will be treated as a Standard-RValue and subject to expansion→
Where
This syntax is allowed:
- as the value of set→
- for the value of any item in a map created with with→
- for any value in a vector created with withvector→
TestPlan Extended RValue
