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Old   December 2, 2012, 15:03
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How can write the variables in more than one line in groovyBC?
I have to write a lot of variables,please give me a suggest.
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How can write the variables in more than one line in groovyBC?
I have to write a lot of variables,please give me a suggest.
thanks.
For some time (I'm not sure but I think it even pre-dates swak4Foam) it is supported to write variables in string-lists: instead of
Code:
variables "a=1;b=2;";
you can write something like
Code:
variables (
  "a=1;"
  "b=2;"
);
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