The functions varSave(), varLoad() allow JavaScript variables to be saved (persisted) in the calculator database to be loaded later.
These variables can also be edited using the Data Manager.
Typically the variables are Arrays and Objects, but they can be other data types.
| Property | Description | Example | Result |
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| varSave | Saves a JavaScript variable. | c1.varSave(c1.calcId, c1.calcData); c1.varSave('someName', x); |
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| varLoad | Loads a JavaScript variable. | let aObj = c1.varLoad(c1.calcId); let y = varLoad('someName'); |
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| varDelete | Deletes a JavaScript variable previously saved. | c1.varDelete('someName'); | |
| varList | Returns an array of all of the variables in the database. | let nameArray = c1.varList(); | |
| fnDefinition | Returns the function definition of a function used by a Function
Calculator. The argument is the name of the function and not the
title of the calculator. This will throw an error if more then one function is found. |
let script = c1.fnDefinition('functionName'); | |
| evaluateScript | Evaluates a script in the JavaScript context. This is typically used to retrieve scripts with varLoad()or fnDefinition() in Focused Calculator open scripts or Function Calculator load scripts. |
c1.evaluateScript(script); |
The value of the last statement. |