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--- 4rpl:commands:settableelement [2021/01/08 16:01] – external edit 127.0.0.1
+++ 4rpl:commands:settableelement [2025/02/14 14:57] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 ~~NOTOC~~
-<=[[4rpl:start| Index]]
+<=[[4rpl:start| Index]] \\
+<=[[4rpl:start#tables| Tables]]
+<WRAP tabs>
+  * [[4rpl:commands:GetTableElement|Get]]
+  * [[4rpl:commands:SetTableElement|Set]]
+</WRAP>
 ====== SetTableElement ======
-SetTableElement(<-table <-key <-value
+SetTableElement(<-table <-key <-value)
 ===== Description =====
 Sets an element in a table. Note that keys are case sensitive strings.
+For doing the same thing but with arguments in order of **value**, **table**, **key**, see [[4rpl:commands:settableelementrpn|SetTableElementRPN]].
 A special syntax can also be used to set a table element. See the example below.
- ===== Examples =====
+===== Examples =====
- <code 4rpl>
- CreateTable ->table
+<code 4rpl>
- SetTableElement(<-table "SomeKey" 42)
+CreateTable ->table
- trace(GetTableElement(<-table "SomeKey))  #prints "42"
+SetTableElement(<-table "SomeKey" 42)
+GetTableElement(<-table "SomeKey") Trace  # prints "42"
+# alternate syntax
+# Use curly braces around to surround the key.
+->table{"SomeKey"}
+</code>
- #alternate syntax
- #Use curly braces around to surround the key.
-->table{"SomeKey"}
- </code>
 <=[[4rpl:start| Index]]

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