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As of the Arden Syntax standard, MLM variables may be used in curly brackets in an implementation-specific manner, then being substituted by their values.
I propose using a bash-style syntax such as $varname or $(varname) (can't use curly braces here).
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I recently enabled the reading of MLM variables from the Java 'outside'. That is, the MedicalLogicModule interface has received a new function getValue(String name) which returns the value of a MLM Variable. Using this function, it is possible to read MLM variables in the Execution Context, given that the MLM is known to the context.
As of the Arden Syntax standard, MLM variables may be used in curly brackets in an implementation-specific manner, then being substituted by their values.
I propose using a bash-style syntax such as
$varname
or$(varname)
(can't use curly braces here).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: