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Examples
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JavaScript is case sensitive |
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Precede a variable code with a # to indicate reference to a variable |
Function | Description |
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age(#birth); |
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Gives |
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the |
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current |
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age |
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where |
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#birth |
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is |
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the |
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data |
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export |
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name |
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for |
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the |
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birth |
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date |
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variable |
ageAsOf(#birth, |
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#diagnosis); |
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Gives |
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the |
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age |
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at |
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the |
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date |
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entered |
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for |
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variable |
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#diagnosis | |
#var1.enable(#var2 == 3); | Enable #var1 if #var2 is equal to 3; if #var2 is not equal to 3, then variable #var1 will be disabled. Or use true or false in the parentheses. |
#var3.disable(); | Disable #var3 |
#var1.show(#var2 == 3); | Show #var1 if #var2 is equal to 3; if #var2 is not equal to 3, then variable #var1 will not display. Or use true or false in the parentheses. |
#var3.hide(); | Hide #var3 |
#var3.showVariableGroup(#var4 == 1); | Show the variable group containing variable #var3 if #var4 is equal to 1; if #var4 is not equal to 1, then the variable group containing variable #var3 will not be displayed. Or use true or false in the parentheses. |
if (#bgl < 70) #result.setValue(0); | Sets the value of #result to 0 if variable #bgl is less than 70 |