
Is parameter only valid in Prolog?
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Is parameter only valid in Prolog?
Need to pass to a variable and then use it in Data tab? 

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Re: Is parameter only valid in Prolog?
In answer to the subject line: No.macsir wrote:Need to pass to a variable and then use it in Data tab?
In answer to the body of the post: Yes, you can.
(That's as comprehensive an answer as can be given without you providing the relevant information, including but not limited to what you have tried (including the actual code) to make this work.)
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Re: Is parameter only valid in Prolog?
Thanks, Alan. My bad, parameter is valid in Prolog. I found the root cause.Alan Kirk wrote:In answer to the subject line: No.macsir wrote:Need to pass to a variable and then use it in Data tab?
In answer to the body of the post: Yes, you can.
(That's as comprehensive an answer as can be given without you providing the relevant information, including but not limited to what you have tried (including the actual code) to make this work.)