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Qore Util Module Reference
1.5.1
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The Util module provides some generally-useful routines that are more suitable for writing in Qore than in C++.
To use this module, use "%requires Util" in your code.
All the public symbols in the module are defined in the Util namespace
Functions:
EVAL= expressions in parse_to_qore_value() where expressions that evaluated to integer 0 or floating-point values were returned as NOTHING (issue 3851)lang value (issue 3182)