Variables who’s name is a positive integer, eg
0
,1
,2
,3
and above
Variables named 0
and above are the equivalent index
value of @ARGV
.
These are reserved variables so they cannot be changed.
» function example { out $0 $2 }
» example 1 2 3
example 2
0
(str)This returns the name of the executable (like
$ARGS[0]
)
1
, 2
, 3
…
(str)This returns parameter n (like $ARGS[n]
). If
there is no parameter n then the variable will not be set thus
the upper limit variable is determined by how many parameters are set.
For example if you have 19 parameters passed then variables
$1
through to $19
(inclusive) will all be
set.
set
):
Define a variable (typically local) and set it’s valueout
):
Print a string to the stdout with a trailing new line characterprivate
): Define a private function blockfunction
): Define a function blockautocomplete
): Set definitions for tab-completion in
the command lineARGV
(json): Array
of the command name and parameters within a given scopePARAMS
(json):
Array of the parameters within a given scopestr
(string): string
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