Naming the function
Name the function in the Function Name box. Function names can
have up to 40 characters. For valid characters, see the section called “Identifier names” in PowerScript Reference.
For object-level functions, the function is added to the
Function List view when you tab off the Function Name box. It is saved
as part of the object whenever you save the object.
Using a naming convention for user-defined functions makes them
easy to recognize and distinguish from built-in PowerScript functions.
A commonly used convention is to preface all global function names
with f_ and object-level functions with of_, such as:
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// global functions f_calc f_get_result // object-level functions of_refreshwindow of_checkparent |
Built-in functions do not usually have underscores in their
names, so this convention makes it easy for you to identify functions
as user defined.