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Equations

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2005 ACR Systems Inc.

All public variables mentioned in Public Variables chapter

LocalIndex

CompensationIndex

Logger

Equation

NOTE:

All variables are not case sensitive.

7.8.5 Examples

The following sections give examples on using features of the language to create equations.

7.8.5.1

Using Intellisense

Intellisense is a helpful feature assisting you with selecting available operations that the

current context supports. For example typing the word

Logger.

will automatically pop up a list

of applicable properties and methods:

Intellisense is limited to the equation-related level only. For example, you cannot get system

level intellisense if you type word

System.

However, you can still invoke the available

operations by explicitly typing the name of the function. Similarly, the intellisense for

Math

only supports the most popular functions, but you can type the name of any function.

7.8.5.2

Using Math Functions

In order to use math functions in VB.Net, you need to use the

Math

entity to call any

mathematical functions. The equation editor only supports the most popular functions with its

intellisense feature, but you can use all functions that

Math

supports by typing the name of the

function.

For example, if you want to use square root function, you may call:

X=Math.Sqrt(9)

Example:

This example demonstrates how to use a mathematical function in an equation.

Sub

EQN101( )

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