| 42,8 → 42,8 |
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| <p> |
| Array addressing: if the variable $(emph)l$emphend contains a |
| comma-separated list $(emph)a,b,c,d,e$emphend, then the string |
| <tt>$$(i[3])</tt> gives <tt>c</tt> after substitution, and |
| <tt>$$(i[2 to 4])</tt> tives <tt>b,c,d</tt>, etc. |
| <span class="tt">$$(i[3])</span> gives <span class="tt">c</span> after substitution, and |
| <span class="tt">$$(i[2 to 4])</span> tives <span class="tt">b,c,d</span>, etc. |
| </p><p> |
| Two-dimensional array addressing is also available: if</p> |
| <pre>$$M=x,y,z;a,b,c</pre> |
| 133,7 → 133,7 |
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| $emph module_has_help$emphend and |
| $emph module_has_about$emphend |
| have value "yes" if the module's directory contains the respective |
| .phtml file. These variables are used in the command <tt>!homeref</tt>. |
| .phtml file. These variables are used in the command <span class="tt">!homeref</span>. |
| </li><li>Certain environment variables setup by httpd are readable by wims |
| modules under names starting with $emph httpd_$emphend. For example, the |
| environment variable $emph REMOTE_HOST$emphend becomes |
| 149,4 → 149,3 |
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| interface, and should be reserved for that purpose. |
| </li> |
| </ul> |
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