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Setup Design Guide
DRAFT
inconsistentif
endif;
prompt = STR_ERROR_POPUP,
ideqvallist NvRamMap.TestValue length = 4,
inconsistentif
endif;
ideqid
4.2.23 AND, OR, NOT
values == 1 2 3 4,
prompt = STR_ERROR_POPUP,
NvRamMap.TestValue == NvRamMap.TestOtherValue,
These tags are used in conjunction with inconsistentif expressions. Much like their ‘C’
counterparts, these tags are defined as logical and, or, and not operations.
Example: inconsistentif
endif;
4.2.24 graphics
TBD
prompt = STR_ERROR_CALENDAR,
ideqval NULL.Day == 29,
AND,
ideqval NULL.Month == 2,
AND,
NOT,
4.3 Reserved Keywords
ideqvallist NULL.Year length = 7,
values == 2004 2008 2012 2016 2020 2024 2028
The reserved keywords are generally the equivalent of ‘C’ type #define operations that are reserved
by the compiler and not usable as user-defined variables. It is illegal to attempt to change the values for
these keywords and the compiler will fail to build the VFR if this is attempted.
4.3.1 DEFAULT
This keyword is used primarily when defining flags settings for certain operations. This keyword will
primarily be used when a user wants to revert to default settings.
4.3.2 MANUFACTURING
This keyword is used primarily when defining flags settings for certain operations. This keyword will
primarily be used by a special utility to revert to the system settings to their manufacturing values.
4.3.3 DYNAMIC
**Limit to one-of, text, and string – any reason for other op-codes to be of this class?**
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