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Configuration variables are similar to dos or unix shell variables. If the value 'hello !' is assigned to variable A and 'Blaise' to variable B then the variable A worth 'hello Blaise!'. Each variable is evaluated as a template.
Before you can use a variable your must declare it. This is done by one of the following procedure: DeclareBoolean, DeclareEnum, DeclareInteger, DeclarePath, DeclareReal, DeclareString.
Variable names are case insensitive and must be a valid Pascal identifiers.
If a variable A is declared with the vkNormal kind then its value can be changed by passing parameters on the command line.