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In addition to the local variables defined in a SIL™ program and issue variables (Variable resolutionResolution), there are environment variables. These are global constants you can access in any SIL™ program using the silEnv function.

In addition to the local variables defined in a SIL™ program and issue variables (Variable Resolution), there are environment variables. These are global constants you can access in any SIL™ program using the silEnv

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function.

Declaring Environment Variables

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1. Environment variables must be defined in a special file named sil.properties. This file is placed in the same directory designated as sil.home (for instance the one that contains all your scripts). You must create this file manually.

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sil.properties
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VAT=0.24

2. Retrieve the value in the SIL™ program and then use it just like any other variable. Make sure you cast it to your designated type (in our case, a number).

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number VAT = silEnv("VAT");
number price = customfield_10019;
print("VAT is:" + (price * VAT));

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