EVALUATE$ returns the evaluation result of an expression in string format

Syntax

EVALUATE$(Expression$, [InpVar])

Arguments

• Expression$ is  is the expression to be evaluated.
• [InpVar] is an optional list of argument parameters.

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1. To avoid conflicts for the expression editor, use single quotes (') in Expression$ instead of the standard double quote ("). Quaestor replaces ' by " before evaluation. You are allowed to use standard functions of Queastor as well as defined parameters available in the solution.
2. If parameters are not available or PENDING, EVALUATE$ returns "NullString" as result.

Examples

Example 1

The function returns the value of the expression in string format, e.g.: 

EVALUATE$("c^2+2", c)

returns "11" for c=3

Example 2

EVALUATE$("UCASE$('Qnowledge ') + 'Wageningen'")$

returns

"QNOWLEDGE Wageningen" 

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