[QUOTE=mno;105408]What my_hungry says is true, and there is another reason as well: "write" should be used instead since it is more PML2 style, you do not need the horrible $-sign to use it, you simply change
$p $!variable
to this:
write !variable
"write" didn't work :/
my code
!X= 123
write !X
PDMS error message
"(2,427) The value of the expression is undefined In line 7 of PML function jump
write !X"
[QUOTE=mno;105408]What my_hungry says is true, and there is another reason as well: "write" should be used instead since it is more PML2 style, you do not need the horrible $-sign to use it, you simply change
$p $!variable
to this:
write !variable
"write" didn't work :/
my code
!X= 123
write !X
PDMS error message
"(2,427) The value of the expression is undefined In line 7 of PML function jump
write !X"