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| The backtick is used in cases where the expression is ambiguous. | | The backtick is used in cases where the expression is ambiguous. | ||
| <code>Button 1</code> results in a syntax error, because the expression is ambiguous. Adding backticks around the button name makes it able to be parsed correctly: <code>`Button 1`</code> | | <code>Button 1</code> results in a syntax error, because the expression is ambiguous. | ||
Adding backticks around the button name makes it able to be parsed correctly: <code>`Button 1`</code> | |||
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! ''|'' | ! ''|'' | ||
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! ''+'' | ! ''+'' | ||
| The expression value is equal to the LHS value and the RHS value summed up. | | The expression value is equal to the LHS value and the RHS value summed up. | ||
| <code>`Axis 1+` + `Axis 2+`</code> | |||
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