ExecList - Revision history

Arparso at 22:41, 19 June 2009

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LordValarian at 02:42, 19 June 2009

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LordValarian at 00:39, 19 June 2009

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LordValarian at 00:39, 19 June 2009

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LordValarian at 00:38, 19 June 2009

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LordValarian: Created page with 'ExecList( list, condition); It evaluates the term for all of the list’s elements. This usually means the execution of the commands, but it can mean something else too, e.g. s...'

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Created page with 'ExecList( list, condition); It evaluates the term for all of the list’s elements. This usually means the execution of the commands, but it can mean something else too, e.g. s...'

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ExecList( list, condition);

It evaluates the term for all of the list’s elements. This usually means the execution of the commands, but it can mean something else too, e.g. summarizing.
E.g.: ExecList(1, Explode_listobject()) all objects that are in the list will explode,
sum=0; ExecList(1, set(sum, sum+S.energy)) it sums the energy of the list’s objects into a variable called sum.

'''obj:Colony();
obj:Nexus();
obj:Npc();
obj:Race();
obj:Station();
obj:System();
obj:UType();'''

These return 1, if ’obj’ falls into the given category.

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	E.g.: ExecList(1, Explode_listobject()) all objects that are in the list will explode,		E.g.: ExecList(1, Explode_listobject()) all objects that are in the list will explode,
	sum=0; ExecList(1, set(sum, sum+S.energy)) it sums the energy of the list’s objects into a variable called sum.		sum=0; ExecList(1, set(sum, sum+S.energy)) it sums the energy of the list’s objects into a variable called sum.
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−	~~'''obj:Colony();'''~~
−	~~'''obj:Nexus();'''~~
−	~~'''obj:Npc();'''~~
−	~~'''obj:Race();'''~~
−	~~'''obj:Station();'''~~
−	~~'''obj:System();'''~~
−	~~'''obj:UType();'''~~
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−	~~These return 1, if ’obj’ falls into the given category.~~

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 '''obj:Colony();'''
 '''obj:Nexus();'''
 '''obj:Npc();'''
 '''obj:Race();'''
 '''obj:Station();'''
 '''obj:System();'''
 '''obj:UType();'''
 These return 1, if ’obj’ falls into the given category.

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 '''obj:Colony();'''
 '''obj:Nexus();'''
 '''obj:Npc();'''
 '''obj:Race();'''
 '''obj:Station();'''
 '''obj:System();'''
 '''obj:UType();'''
 These return 1, if ’obj’ falls into the given category.

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-'''ExecList'''( list, condition);
+'''ExecList''' ''(list, condition);''
 It evaluates the term for all of the list’s elements. This usually means the execution of  the commands, but it can mean something else too, e.g. summarizing.
 E.g.: ExecList(1, Explode_listobject()) all objects that are in the list will explode,
 sum=0; ExecList(1, set(sum, sum+S.energy)) it sums the energy of the list’s objects into a variable called sum.