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Iexpression needs to be entered after the parameter value when the macro, whose parameter is called
by a reference, is called. When the changes of parameter value in the macro are performed, the exact
same changes will appear in Iexpression entered after the parameter.
Declaration of parameter called by a value - ParamByVal
Designed syntax:
ParamByVal [* ]
: where
• - name of the declared parameter
• - name of the type of the declared parameter. Type names are uint, string or any
name from object types
• - the length is mentioned for variable type string only
If the macro is called whose parameter is called by a value, it is possible to insert any expression in place
of the parameter value. When the changes of parameter value in the macro are performed no changes
will apply in variable in the original expression.
Declaration of local variable - Dim
Designed syntax:
Dim < variable name> [* ]
; where
• - name of the declared variable
• - type name of the declared variable. Type are uint, string names are uint, string or
any name from type of objects
• - it is mentioned in variables type string only. It declares the size of the
storage space for the given variable.
Declaration of static variable - Static
Designed syntax:
Static [* declared type length]
; where
• - name of the declared variable
• - type name of the declared variable. Type are uint, string or any name from
object types
• - it is mentioned in variables type string only. It declares the size of the
storage space for the given variable.
The static variable corresponds to static variables in Visual Language (declared by Static command). In
Visual Basic the Global variables are additionally declared (i.e. visible from everywhere, they keep the
same value), here are not supported.