I did not quite understand. Usually, if you create a variable and specify a default value for it, you do not need to specify it at startup. And in the list they were immediately marked with checkmarks.
It seems it used to be like this. I have several variables and I specified default values for them, but they are marked with a cross in the list.
In Editor:
In Compiled Module:
I did something wrong or just did not understand something.
I will inform our programmer to check it. Please wait for the news.
It is National Day in our country, they will back to work in next week Monday.
I will inform our programmer to check it. Please wait for the news.
It is National Day in our country, they will back to work in next week Monday.
Good to celebrate! Congratulations on a National Day! =)
Thanks for your feedback.
I will text you soon when i get news from the programmer.
Sorry for the late reply.
That form does not judge if there is value for this variable.
Optional: If it is Yes, that means you can choose not set value for this variable before run. If it is No, that means you must set value for this variable before run.
So this one is not related to if here is default value for your variable.
Sorry for the late reply.
That form does not judge if there is value for this variable.
Optional: If it is Yes, that means you can choose not set value for this variable before run. If it is No, that means you must set value for this variable before run.
So this one is not related to if here is default value for your variable.
Sorry, just talked this with our programmer again. As we said, Finish status is no relation to whether here is default value for this variable.
Anyway, thanks for your suggestion. If it is necessary in the future, we will try to optimize it.
