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2 | tit:bound |
2 | tit:bound |
3 | type:$type_exec |
3 | type:$type_exec |
4 | syntax:!bound |
4 | syntax:!bound ``vname'' between [integer] ``v1'' and ``v2'' [default ``defaultvalue'']\ |
5 | !bound |
5 | !bound ``vname'' within ``list'' [default ``defaultvalue''] |
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6 | mean:bound the range of the variable ``vname''. Usually this is used on user-submitted variables.\ |
7 | <br/>The first syntax is usually for numerical variables (integer or real,\ |
7 | <br/>The first syntax is usually for numerical variables (integer or real,\ |
8 | defaults to real). In this case |
8 | defaults to real). In this case ``v1'' and ``v2'' supplies the lower and \ |
9 | upper bounds for the value of |
9 | upper bounds for the value of ``vname''. <br/>\ |
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10 | In the second syntax, the value of ``vname '' is compared with\ |
11 | each item of |
11 | each item of ``list''. If no occurrence is found, the value of\ |
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12 | ``vname'' is replaced either by ``defaultvalue'' or the first item of ``list'',\ |
13 | according to whether |
13 | according to whether ``defaultvalue'' is defined. <br/>\ |
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14 | In any case, ``defaultvalue'' is optional. |