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Appendix A<br />
Control<br />
××Ò ´ ÁÒÔÙØ Ê×ÙÐØ µ<br />
Assign a new value to a control variable.<br />
××Ò assigns a new value to a variable. In <strong>HDevelop</strong> an assignment is treated like an operator.<br />
To use an assignment you have to select the operator ××Ò´ÁÒÔÙظÊ×ÙÐص. This<br />
operator has the following semantics: It evaluates ÁÒÔÙØ (right side of assignment) and stores<br />
it in Ê×ÙÐØ (left side of assignment). However, in the program text the assignment is represented<br />
by the usual syntax of the assignment operator: ’’. The following example outlines<br />
the difference between an assignment in C syntax and its transformed version in <strong>HDevelop</strong> :<br />
The assignment in C syntax<br />
Ù ×Ҵܵ · Ó״ݵ<br />
is defined in <strong>HDevelop</strong> using the assignment operator as<br />
××Ò´×Ҵܵ · Ó״ݵ¸ Ùµ<br />
which is displayed in the program window as:<br />
Ù ×Ҵܵ · Ó״ݵ<br />
Parameter<br />
º ÁÒÔÙØ (input control) ..............................real(-array) real /integer/string<br />
New value.<br />
Default Value : 1<br />
º Ê×ÙÐØ (output control) ............................real(-array) real /integer/string<br />
Variable that has to be changed.<br />
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