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Colors in Scripts and Expressions
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This topic may be obvious for somebody who is familiar with Lemur programming, but for starters this maybe from help. The Lemur programming environement does syntax checks for scripts and expression. The color of the coding will show if there is a syntax error or not. If there is no syntax error, different colors are assigned to different programming objects.
Scripts
Red – The script contains syntactical errors
Green – Comments. Starting with ‘//’ and ending with a line feed/carriage return
Blue – Literals and Strings
Grey – Commands, Call of Scripts, Variables
Expressions
Red – The expression contains syntax errors
Black - The expression is Ok
Hope that helps, any additions and corrections are highly appreciated.
BxSj
Scripts
Red – The script contains syntactical errors
Green – Comments. Starting with ‘//’ and ending with a line feed/carriage return
Blue – Literals and Strings
Grey – Commands, Call of Scripts, Variables
Expressions
Red – The expression contains syntax errors
Black - The expression is Ok
Hope that helps, any additions and corrections are highly appreciated.
BxSj
Also, expressions displayed in blue were recognized as constants at compile-time and therefore will not be reevaluated.