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Testing some more functions here... .func just_do_it item = param # Do "something" with the parameter... return "" # parameter disappears! .end Here I am calling a function $$just_do_it:foobar with a colon parameter... Next let's *do* something with our parameter: .func reverse param.reverse # just reverse it .end I'll call these variants... "Motel" spelled backwards is $$reverse:motel :) "lamina" reversed is $$reverse:lamina I can also use the $$reverse[bracket feature] here. If I don't use a parameter for $$reverse - it gives me an error. (Bug or feature??) What if a function doesn't use parameters at all, but we pass them? Hmm... .func meditate "succeed" # just replaces params with this verb .end Now we $$meditate:slowly and $$meditate some more and finally we $$meditate[on various things] in life. But can we $$meditate, when our beds are burning?
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