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+ | ======What is a word?====== | ||
+ | The client supports several kinds of words: | ||
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+ | ^ Name ^ Description ^ | ||
+ | | uword | " | ||
+ | | qword | " | ||
+ | | dword | " | ||
+ | | word | Either a uword, or a dword, depending on /xdebug dword | | ||
+ | | eword | Either a uword, or a dword, depending on /xdebug extractw | | ||
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+ | ======No really, what is a " | ||
+ | A " | ||
+ | if [[xdebug]] dword is turned on. | ||
+ | |||
+ | ======What is an " | ||
+ | An " | ||
+ | if [[xdebug]] extractw is turned on. | ||
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+ | ======Why does it matter? | ||
+ | Built in functions take a string as an argument. | ||
+ | Many of these functions must interpret this string as a | ||
+ | list of words. | ||
+ | support double quoted words if [[xdebug]] dword is off), unless the help file | ||
+ | says that the argument is a dword. | ||
+ | |||
+ | The situation with built in commands is not quite as clear (yet). | ||
+ | going to be addressed going forward. | ||
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+ | ---- add more! todo! XXXX ---- | ||
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