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	</syntaxhighlight>In this example, we use the CO's startOfTurn function to write the number 5 to our Script Variable. This means the moment the CO's turn starts, they'll have the number 5 stored in the Script Variable named "Test".		</syntaxhighlight>In this example, we use the CO's startOfTurn function to write the number 5 to our Script Variable. This means the moment the CO's turn starts, they'll have the number 5 stored in the Script Variable named "Test".


	'''Example 2:''' Accessing data in the Script Variable and applying bonus firepower accordingly<syntaxhighlight lang="javascript">		'''Example 2:''' Accessing data in the Script Variable and applying bonus firepower accordingly<syntaxhighlight lang="javascript">

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	*'''writeDataListInt32()''' / '''readDataListInt32() -''' An array/list containing only signed 32-bit integers. Default value is an empty array (<code>[]</code>).		*'''writeDataListInt32()''' / '''readDataListInt32() -''' An array/list containing only signed 32-bit integers. Default value is an empty array (<code>[]</code>).
	*'''writeDataListString()''' / '''readDataListString()''' - An array/list containing only strings. Default value is an empty array (<code>[]</code>).		*'''writeDataListString()''' / '''readDataListString()''' - An array/list containing only strings. Default value is an empty array (<code>[]</code>).
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 *They are not stored in game saves. This means if you save, restart the game and reload, the game won't remember whatever values were stored.
 *They are shared across all instances of the same CO, meaning if two players play the same CO in the same match, they'll both share the same values stored in those properties.
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Created page with "Instead of regular JavaScript variables and properties (not to be confused with buildings), Commander Wars uses what are known as '''Script Variables''' to store data that can then be accessed across multiple functions. For example, let's say you want to make a CO that keeps track of the number of attacks made during a turn. While normal JavaScript variables and properties might suffice, they come with a couple issues: *They are not stored in game saves. This means if..."

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Instead of regular JavaScript variables and properties (not to be confused with buildings), Commander Wars uses what are known as '''Script Variables''' to store data that can then be accessed across multiple functions.

For example, let's say you want to make a CO that keeps track of the number of attacks made during a turn. While normal JavaScript variables and properties might suffice, they come with a couple issues:

*They are not stored in game saves. This means if you save, restart the game and reload, the game won't remember whatever values were stored.
*They are shared across all instances of the same CO, meaning if two players play the same CO in the same match, they'll both share the same values stored in those properties.
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