Reference
Escaped Characters
$NL. New Line (CR Char)
$~. Null Char
$$. $ Char
$[. [ Char
$]. ] Char
Formatters
String formatters
+Uppercase
Transform a string into a new string in uppercase
+FirstUpperCase
Transform a string into a new string with the first letter in uppercase
+LowerCase
Transform a string into a new string in lowercase
+FirstLowerCase
Transform a string into a new string with the first letter in lowercase
+CamelCase
Transform a string into a new string witout spaces and the first letter of eachword in uppercase
+LowerCamelCase
Transform a string into a new string witout spaces and the first letter of eachword in uppercase, but the first letter in lowercase.
+SnakeCase
Transform a string into a new string in lowercase with hyphens instead of blank spaces.
+Capitalize
Transform a string into a new string with the first letter in uppercase and the rest in lowercase
+Length
Transform a string into a number with the string length
+Length
Transform a string into a new string in plural. It uses the engine locale to identify the language.
Number formatters
+Words
Transform a number into a string with the spelling number. It uses the engine locale to identify the language.
+Separators
Transform a number into a string with thousand separators
+TwoDecimals
Transform a number into a string with two decimals
Date formatters
+Year
Transform a date into a string with the year
+MonthYear
Transform a date into a string with month and year (example: April 2002). It uses the engine locale to identify the language.
+ShortDate
Transform a date into a string with a short date format (example: 01/04/2002)
+FullDate
Transform a date into a string with a full date format (example April,1 2002). It uses the engine locale to identify the language.
+DayOfWeek
Transform a date into a string with the day of week (Monday to Sunday)
+Time
Transform a date into a string with the time (14:28)
Custom formatters
New formatters can be programatically created. Have a look on the programming section
Condition Functions
Type conditions
type(name)
Returns true when the current object has the specified type.
type(name & other & another)
Returns true when the current object has all the specified types.
type(name | other | another)
Returns true when the current object has any of the specified types.
Trigger conditions
trigger(mark)
Returns true when the current object was triggered with the specified mark
trigger(option)
Returns true when the current object was triggered with the specified option
Attribute conditions
attribute(name)
Returns true when the current object has the specified attribute.
attribute(name & other & another)
Returns true when the current object has all the specified attributes.
attribute(name | other | another)
Returns true when the current object has any of the specified attributes.
attribute(name:value)
Returns true when the current object has the specified attribute and value.
attribute(name:value & name:othervalue & othername:anothervalue )
Returns true when the current object has all the specified attributes and values.
attribute(name:value | name:othervalue | othername:anothervalue )
Returns true when the current object has any of the specified attributes and values.
attribute(value)
Returns true when the current object is primitive and has the specified value.
attribute(value & othervalue & anothervalue)
Returns true when the current object is primitive and has all the specified values.
attribute(value | othervalue | anothervalue)
Returns true when the current object is primitive and has any the specified values.
Custom functions
New condition functions can be programatically created. Have a look on the programming section