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| − | Using this is required if you intend to cycle through a list of non-recurring arguments in an event based on [[every-time-argument]]. Otherwise, an argument remains valid even after it has been used once. | + | Using this is required if you intend to cycle through a list of non-recurring arguments in an event based on conditionals featuring arguments, like [[every-time-argument]] and [[when-argument]]. Otherwise, an argument remains valid even after it has been used once. |
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| + | In earlier versions of FreeSpace Open, the default value used to be <any data>. In current versions, it's <argument>. | ||
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[[Category:SCP SEXPs]] | [[Category:SCP SEXPs]] | ||
Latest revision as of 05:34, 21 July 2021
invalidate-argument
Invalidate-argument (Conditional operator)
Removes an argument from future consideration as a special data item.
Takes 1 or more arguments...
All: The argument to remove from the preceding argument list.
Comments
Using this is required if you intend to cycle through a list of non-recurring arguments in an event based on conditionals featuring arguments, like every-time-argument and when-argument. Otherwise, an argument remains valid even after it has been used once.
In earlier versions of FreeSpace Open, the default value used to be <any data>. In current versions, it's <argument>.
