The set command can be used to set more than one variable. If we name all the variables with a naming convention in a script, then the set command can set all the variables in one simple line. In this example, the variables all begin with "z_". When the set command is used, the first parameter passed is "V[z_*]". This will set all variables that begin with "z_". This is very useful for clearing variables at the end of a script.
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// Clear the screen
clearscreen();
// Have 5 inputfields with the variable name all starting with "z_"
inputfield([0,0], "Variable_1", [0,12], {"size":15,"name":"z_var1"});
inputfield([1,0], "Variable_2", [1,12], {"size":15,"name":"z_var2"});
inputfield([2,0], "Variable_3", [2,12], {"size":15,"name":"z_var3"});
inputfield([3,0], "Variable_4", [3,12], {"size":15,"name":"z_var4"});
inputfield([4,0], "Variable_5", [4,12], {"size":15,"name":"z_var5"});
// a button to load the variables
pushbutton([0,35], "Load Variables ", {"process":loadVar});
// a button to clear the variables
pushbutton([1,35], "Clear Variables", {"process":clearVar});
// function sets variables to "GROUP-SET"
function loadVar(){
set("V[z_*", "GROUP-SET");
}
// function clears variables
function clearVar(){
set("V[z_*", "");
}
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