v250102.1

Author: easycoder

dist/easycoder-250102.1-py2.py3-none-any.whl

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-# args
+# arg
 
 ## Syntax:
 `arg {n}`

dist/easycoder-250102.1.tar.gz

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 `decode EncodedString`
 
 ## Description:
-Decode a string using the current encoding, which is by default set to `utf-8`. Currently the only other option is `base64`. See the `[set](../keywords/set.md)` keyword; also [encode](encode.md).
+Decode a string using the current encoding, which is by default set to `utf-8`. Currently the only other option is `base64`. See the [set](../keywords/set.md) keyword; also [encode](encode.md).
 
 Next: [element](element.md)  
 Prev: [datime](datime.md)

doc/core/values/arg.md

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 `encode Message`
 
 ## Description:
-Encode a string using the current encoding, which is by default set to `utf-8`. Currently the only other option is `base64`. See the `[set](../keywords/set.md)` keyword; also [decode](decode.md).
+Encode a string using the current encoding, which is by default set to `utf-8`. Currently the only other option is `base64`. See the [set](../keywords/set.md) keyword; also [decode](decode.md).
 
 Next: [error](error.md)  
 Prev: [empty](empty.md)

doc/core/values/decode.md

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 ``print error reason `Unexpected value` ``
 
 ## Description:
-Gets an error code or reason.
+Sets up an error code or reason.
 
 Next: [files](files.md)  
 Prev: [encode](encode.md)

doc/core/values/encode.md

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 ``print the files in `/home/test` ``
 
 ## Description:
-Gets aa list of all the files in a given directory
+Gets a list of all the files in a given directory
 
 Next: [float](float.md)  
 Prev: [error](error.md)

doc/core/values/error.md

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 # index
 
 ## Syntax:
-`index of {variable}`
+`index of {variable}`  
+`index of {value} in [variable]`
 
 ## Examples:
-`print the index of Values`
+`print the index of Values`  
+``print the index of `apple` in Fruit` ``
 
 ## Description:
-Returns the index currently set in the named variable. Variables are arrays, even when they onld have a single element. The index is a pointer to which element should be accessed when using that variable. See also `[set](../keywords/set.md) the elements of` and `[index](../keywords/index) {variable} to`.
+Returns the index currently set in the named variable. All variables are arrays, even when they only have a single element. The index is a pointer to which element should be accessed when using that variable. For a variable with only a single element this index is zero. See also the keywords [set](../keywords/set.md) and [index](../keywords/index).
 
-Next: [index of](indexOf.md)  
+The second form operates on a `{variable}` that holds a JSON array of data, returning the index of the first occurrence of `{value}`.
+
+Next: [integer](integer.md)  
 Prev: [hash](hash.md)
 
 [Back](../../README.md)

doc/core/values/files.md

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 ## Description:
 Converts the text value provided into an integer.
 
-Next: [index of](indexOf.md)  
+Next: [index](index.md)  
 Prev: [json](json.md)
 
 [Back](../../README.md)