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There are two modifiers to the python statement that change its behavior:
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There are two modifiers to the python statement that change its behaviour:
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If given the hide modifier, the python statement will run the code in an anonymous scope. The scope will be lost when the python block terminates.
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If given the hide modifier, the python statement will run the code in an anonymous scope. The scope will be lost when the python block terminates.
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This allows python code to use temporary variables that can't be saved - but it means that the store needs to be accessed as fields on the store object, rather than directly.
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This allows python code to use temporary variables that can't be saved - but it means that the store needs to be accessed as fields on the store object, rather than directly.
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The ``in`` modifier takes a name. Instead of executing in the default store, the python code will execute in the store that name.
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The ``in`` modifier takes a name. Instead of executing in the default store, the python code will execute in the store that name.
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One-line Python Statement
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A common case is to have a single line of python that runs in the default store. For example, a python one-liner can be used to initialize or update a flag. To make writing python one-liners more convenient, there is the one-line python statement.
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A common case is to have a single line of python that runs in the default store. For example, a python one-liner can be used to initialise or update a flag. To make writing python one-liners more convenient, there is the one-line python statement.
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The one-line python statement begins with the dollar-sign ($) character, and contains all of the code on that line. Here are some example of python one-liners::
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The one-line python statement begins with the dollar-sign ($) character, and contains all of the code on that line. Here are some example of python one-liners::
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Python one-liners always run in the default store.
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Python one-liners always run in the default store.
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