String Expressions

String expressions are very simple to create. Every set of characters are considered string expression.

If you want to include a variable inside the string, just type the variable's inside quotes.

Price: U$ %Price%

If the value of the variable %Price% is 150, the value of the string expression below will be "Price: U$ 150".

To include the value of an array's item, just include the variable in the string expression using the following syntax:

%VariableName[Index]%

where:

VariableName	The name of the array you want to access.
Index	A valid numeric expression that results the item's index you want to access.

City %i% = %Cities[%i%]

Supposing the value of variable %i% is 1 and the item 1 of array %Cities% is Paris, the value of the string expression above will be "City 1 = Paris".

First letter = %Country[1]%

The string variables are also considered array of characters, so, if you have a variable named %Country% with the value "Portugal", the value of the string expression above will be "First letter = P".