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The following example defines a floating-point matrix (''fmat'' class) named ''myfmat'' and initializes it with random values: | The following example defines a floating-point matrix (''fmat'' class) named ''myfmat'' and initializes it with random values: | ||
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== Constant Definitions == | == Constant Definitions == | ||
Revision as of 15:36, 11 April 2010
The ftm.object external can be used to statically define FTM and name objects, variables and constants. The graphical external has two text fields. The object or value definition is entered into the left text field. The right field allows for defining
Additional properties such as the scope of the object's name are defined in the inspector of the external.
FTM Object Definitions
For statically defining an FTM object with the ftm.object external the following syntax is required:
- <sym: class name> <list: instantiation arguments> [ , <list: initialization message> ... ]
The following example defines a floating-point matrix (fmat class) named myfmat and initializes it with random values:
definition of a floating-point matrix (fmat class) named myfmat and initializes it with random values
Constant Definitions
Constants can be defined with the ftm.object external using the const keyword:
- [ <'const'> ] <any: constant value>
For numeric constants the const keyword can be left out.