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What's with the ALL_CAPS in vb3? What does HTML_SELECTED do?
I'm seeing words in all CAPS treated as variables. Sorta kinda. What does it do?
If you set HTML_SELECTED somewhere, even in the evaluation side of theequation, can it be used again. This is another one of those things invb3 that confuses the hell out of me. |
Those are not variables but constants.
HTML_SELECTED is selected="selected", or TABLE_PREFIX is your table prefix (as defined in config.php), TIMENOW is the time the script was started, and so on. |
Is there one place where all constants are defined? (I guess not since I don't remember too many things defined there.)
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No. There are constants in many files.
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And don't even search all files for the definition of some constants. Bitmask permission constants for example are generated dynamic in the init phase of all scripts.
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