TPL has an extensive function library tuned to the needs of TransForm forms. While not identical to any other programming language, its syntax and semantics will be familiar and easily learned by developers familiar with languages such as Basic, JavaScript, Java, and C.
Samples of Use: Some examples of TPL programs.
Data Types: The types of data items and organization manipulated by TPL code.
Data Model: The particular data structures available to TPL code, including form data and local variables, and how it is accessed.
Expressions: The operators and operands that are used for computation.
Statements: The types of statements, including those for looping, testing conditionals, and flow-control.
Functions: Using built-in and user-defined functions in expressions.
Execution: The times when TPL code is executed and the restrictions sometimes imposed.
User-Defined Functions: Defining and using functions written by the form designer.
Built-in Functions: An overview of the functions built-in to TPL.
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