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This will copy history commands 35,36,37,38,39,40,41,18,22,1,2,3,4,5 (in that order) into the LOG array<BR>
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<B>EvaLog()</B> evaluates the content of the LOG, as if it was a KeyKit function<BR>
Exemple: if you have LOG = [1= "a=2", 2= "b=7", 3= "print(a+b)"] then EvaLog() returns "9" at the console<BR>
As arguments to EvaLog(), you can give an index for starting and an index for ending the evaluation: EvaLog(n1,n2).<BR>
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Note that you can easily edit the LOG array, like any array in KeyKit, w