Syntax
In Macro Scheduler all complex functions should be contained within curly braces ("{" and "}"). Variables should be enclosed within % symbols and literal strings should be enclosed within double quotes ("). Parameters are separated by commas (,).
Complex expressions are supported in Macro Scheduler's IF statements and LET statement, and since version 9.0 can now also be included within all other commands and function calls in the place of regular variables.
Type
When using complex expressions to assign the value of a variable (e.g. using the Let statement) the variable type will be stored internally and used later in comparisons within complex expressions.
Disabling
Complex expressions can be disabled at any point by setting the DISABLE_COMPLEX_EXPRESSIONS variable to 1. Switch back on by resetting to 0.
Operators
Functions
Examples