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The Score Hot Code

The <LET: {SCORE}> hot code evaluates a variable's value and assign each possible option a score.

For more details on <LET> hot code, see the LET hot code topic.

Format	Action	Example
<LET:name={SCORE} assessing-variable = value-option-1:score-value-1 | value-option-2:score-value-2 | ... | value-option-N:score-value-N >	Define a variable name whose value will be assigned based on the value of the assessing-variable.	<LET:result = {SCORE} duration=daily:1|weekly:2|monthly:3|*:4> will assess the duration variable and assign a score of 1 to variable result if the duration is daily; score of 2 if the duration is weekly; score of 3 if the duration is monthly and score of 4 for everything else.

Notes:

• The assessing options are separated by |
• The * represents everything else
• The value options support pick expression

The Calculation Hot Code

The <LET: {CALCULATE}> hot code defines a variable as a result of a mathematical expression and re-uses it in the subsequent processing of the shortcut.

For more details on <LET> hot code, see the LET hot code topic.

Format	Action	Example
<LET:name={CALCULATE} math-expression>	Define a variable name whose value will be calculated at run-time using the math-expression.	See more information below

 

Mathematical Expression

Mathematical expressions use the following operators:

Operator	Meaning	Example
+	Plus	2 + 2 will give the result 4
-	Minus	3 - 2 will give the result 1
*	Multiplication	3 * 2 will give the result 6
/	Division	12 / 4 will give the result 3
^	Power	2 ^ 3 will give the result 8

Notes:

• The order of operators is the normal mathematical order. To give certain operator priority, enclose it with ()
  
  For example:
  <LET:result = {CALCULATE} 1 + 2 ^ 3 + 5> will give the result 14
  <LET:result = {CALCULATE} (1 + 2) ^ 3 + 5> will give the result 32
  <LET:result = {CALCULATE} (1 + 2) ^ (3 + 5)> will give the result 6561
  <LET:result = {CALCULATE} 1 + 2 ^ (3 + 5)> will give the result 257
• By default, fraction numbers have two (2) decimal points. You can change it to 1 or 3 or any other number using the Advance Options. See the "FormattingWholeNumber" and "FormattingDecimalPoint" settings in the "Settings" topic for more information.