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Variable HeaderAboutSome programming languages require variables to be declared at the beginning of function and program. In these languages, there is a clear distinction between variable declarations and the code that makes use of them. This is the case with Pascal. The Variable Header section uses the same is used to generate a list of variables They are inserted into functions using the --->VARIABLES special value..
Variable Header Name SectionAboutThis section is used to generate a list of variable names that will be used, later, in the [Variable Header] section. Separator KeyThe Separator defines the text that will be inserted between the list of variable names.
Text KeyThe text key is used to generate the syntax of the each item in the list. The {size} variable contains a valid value if the Declare Statement is an array. Use the 'array' flag to use the proper syntax.
The first and last flags can be used if the syntax differs for the first
or last items in the list.
Declare SectionAboutThe Declare Section is used to create the syntax for a Declare Statement. Text KeyThe text key is used to generate the syntax of the each item in the list. The {size} variable contains a valid value if the Declare Statement is an array. Use the 'array' flag to use the proper syntax.
The first and last flags can be used if the syntax differs for the first or last items in the list.
Name Mode KeyThe name mode key can contain two different values:
When merged, all variable names will be merged into a single list. In this case, the {size} and {type} fields are meaningless.
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