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Literals,
operators, comments, keywords, identifiers, line terminators, and
white space come together to form a list of expressions, even if
the list only contains a single expression. In general, each expression
in the list resolves to a value, and the value of the list as a
whole is the value of the last expression in the list.
For example, consider the following scenario of two fields on
a form design:
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Field name
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Calculations
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Returns
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Field1
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5 + Abs(Price)
"Hello World"
10 * 3 + 5 * 4
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50
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Field2
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10 * 3 + 5 * 4
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50
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The value of both
Field1
and
Field2
after
the evaluation of each field’s expression list is
50
.
FormCalc divides the various types of expressions that make up
an expression list into the following categories:
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