It seems that “variable a equal b” means “macro copy” rather than assignment of value of b to a.
That is, if “b” changes from 1 to 2 afterward, “a” also changes.
Is there a method to assign the value of “b” to “a” using notations of “a” and “b”?
Best regards,
Luke
It seems that "variable a equal b" means "macro copy" rather than
actually, this syntax is not allowed.
you would have to do
variable a equal v_b
for that.
assignment of value of b to a.
That is, if "b" changes from 1 to 2 afterward, "a" also changes.
Is there a method to assign the value of "b" to "a" using notations of
"a" and "b"?
variable a equal ${b}
any variable reference starting with a $ is being
expanded by the input processor before the string
is handled to the parser for evaluation.
cheers,
axel.