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| 2 | <h4>Arrays</h4> |
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| 3 | There is no special syntax in wims language for arrays. However, it is |
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| 4 | possible to design array-like variable structures, with integer or even |
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| 5 | string subscripts. This can be done using nested variable substitutions. For |
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| 6 | example, ... |
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| 5766 | bpr | 8 | <hr/><h4>Fields in a string</h4> |
| 32 | reyssat | 9 | Wims variables are all string variables. There are three different ways to |
| 10 | split a string into fields: |
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| 11 | <ul><li>As a list of words, separated by white-space characters. Consecutive |
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| 12 | white-spaces are considered as one field separator. |
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| 13 | <li>As a list of lines, separated by new-line characters. Consecutive |
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| 14 | new-lines are considered as separating empty lines. |
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| 15 | <li>As a list of items, separated by commas ( $emph,$emphend ). Consecutive |
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| 16 | commas are considered as separating empty items. |
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| 17 | </ul> |
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| 19 | <p> |
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| 20 | This section is not yet finished. Sorry. |
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