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| !! +exec+ +vardef+ |
| $lst_tit bound$lst_titend$type_exec |
| $(lst_syntax)bound $emph vname$emphend between [integer] |
| $emph v1$emphend and $emph v2$emphend [default $emph defaultvalue$emphend] |
| </span> <br/>or<br/><span class="tt"> |
| $!bound $emph vname$emphend within $emph list$emphend [default |
| $emph defaultvalue$emphend]</span> |
| $lst_mean bound the range of the variable $emph vname$emphend. Usually |
| this is used on user-submitted variables. <br/> |
| The first syntax is usually for numerical variables (integer or real, |
| defaults to real). In this case $emph v1$emphend and $emph v2$emphend |
| supplies the lower and upper bounds for the value of $emph |
| vname$emphend. <br/> |
| In the second syntax, the value of $emph vname $emphend is compared with |
| each item of $emph list$emphend. If no occurrence is found, the value of |
| $emph vname$emphend is replaced either by $emph defaultvalue$emphend or |
| the first item of $emph list$emphend, according to whether $emph |
| defaultvalue$emphend is defined. <br/> |
| In any case, $emph defaultvalue$emphend is optional. |
| tit:bound |
| type:$type_exec |
| syntax:!bound `vname' between [integer]`v1' and `v2' [default `defaultvalue']\ |
| !bound `vname' within `list' [default `defaultvalue'] |
| mean:bound the range of the variable `vname'. Usually this is used on user-submitted variables.\ |
| <br/>The first syntax is usually for numerical variables (integer or real,\ |
| defaults to real). In this case `v1' and `v2' supplies the lower and \ |
| upper bounds for the value of `vname'. <br/>\ |
| In the second syntax, the value of `vname ' is compared with\ |
| each item of `list'. If no occurrence is found, the value of\ |
| `vname' is replaced either by `defaultvalue' or the first item of `list',\ |
| according to whether `defaultvalue' is defined. <br/>\ |
| In any case, `defaultvalue' is optional. |