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-The java block allow java syntax up to java 1.6.( this is independent from the java version that is used to run GroIMP). Therefore it is possible to use features such as file reading and writing, mathematical calculations, abstraction/inheritance or library functions. If you are not experienced with java it might be useful for you to look into available online tutorials.(For example https://www.w3schools.com/java/default.asp)+The java block allow java syntax up to java 1.6. (this is independent from the java version that is used to run GroIMP). Therefore it is possible to use features such as file reading and writing, mathematical calculations, abstraction/inheritance or library functions. If you are not experienced with java it might be useful for you to look into available online tutorials.(For example https://www.w3schools.com/java/default.asp)
  
 Every new rgg file also imports by default a set of library functions that are used to interact with the graph or the GroIMP platform. This functions can be explored in the function explorer in the software. You can find it on the main menu under 'Help/Function Browser' Every new rgg file also imports by default a set of library functions that are used to interact with the graph or the GroIMP platform. This functions can be explored in the function explorer in the software. You can find it on the main menu under 'Help/Function Browser'
tutorials/rgg-code-structure.txt · Last modified: 2025/10/20 08:42 by MH