[A bit of smoke and mirrors here!]
When you load functions with
Notes:
- I believe the rules are line-continuation removes the newline and leading whitespace on the next line
- Anything inside %@exec[@ ...] is executed and the '@' suppresses @EXEC's return value (it returns an empty string).
- @EXEC is probably limited by the command line length limit...
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When you load functions with
FUNCTION /R line continuations (^) are respected. This lets you (at least in a sense) define multi-line UDFs (example far below).Notes:
- I believe the rules are line-continuation removes the newline and leading whitespace on the next line
- Anything inside %@exec[@ ...] is executed and the '@' suppresses @EXEC's return value (it returns an empty string).
- @EXEC is probably limited by the command line length limit...
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