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Condition

Conditions are used in any case where a branch, or a boolean value is required (as explicitly marked in a function). more

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default

default sets an item to a default value if the item is not yet defined. more

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exec

exec is similar to call except the called unit is executed in a new Logical Root. This effectively isolates this unit from the calling test. more

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Function Calls

A function can be called in three different manners

User defined functions may be defined in the Script.FunctionMap context item. more

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if

If the condition is met, then execute the "then" block, otherwise execute the "else" block. The "else" block is optional, in which case nothing will be executed if the condition is not met. more

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Item

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putin

Adds an expanded RValue to the vector item referenced. more

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reset

Removes the referenced item from the context. more

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spawn

spawn executes another unit in parallel to this one. more

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Unit Name

An absolute unit name contains a package hierarchy (at least one package) followed by a local unit name. more

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