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language:start [2018-10-11 10:04 SLT]
sei example does nothing
language:start [2018-10-11 10:08 SLT] (current)
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   * <wrap important>​$lkw[print]</​wrap>:​ Obsolete debug message printing method that does nothing. Do not use; use $lfn[llOwnerSay] or similar instead.   * <wrap important>​$lkw[print]</​wrap>:​ Obsolete debug message printing method that does nothing. Do not use; use $lfn[llOwnerSay] or similar instead.
  
-In addition to all these, all [[/​types/​]],​ [[/​events/​]] and [[/​constants/​]] are also reserved ​words, meaning you can't use them as names for your own variables, labels, states, parameters or functions. The library [[/​functions/​]] are not reserved words (you can't define a function with a name of a library function, because they are in the global namespace, but you //can// use the same name for your own variables or parameters — not that you would want to, though).+In addition to all these, all [[/​types/​]],​ [[/​events/​]] and [[/​constants/​]] are also reserved ​keywords, meaning you can't use them as names for your own variables, labels, states, parameters or functions. The library [[/​functions/​]] are not reserved words (you can't define a function with a name of a library function, because they are in the global namespace, but you //can// use the same name for your own variables or parameters — not that you would want to, though).
  
 See also a list of the $lkw[symbols] allowed. ​ See also a list of the $lkw[symbols] allowed. ​