Data Flags
To access the Data Flag window, select Statistics > Data Flags or Ctrl+F6 from the Main window.
The Data Flags window is a data table containing a list of boolean (true or false) records that are created through a designed system. Each record contains a boolean state and name field. You identify a record by the name field and every record must have an unique name. The data table is displayed through the Data Flags view in a grid format.
Data Flags are used in a variety of ways. They provide the means to temporary store state information that can later be referenced and used in a designed system. They are used in condition statements to evaluate a true or false conditions before performing some action. The following are some examples of the data flags use:
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a flag indicator to determine if you are ready to place a bet
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a flag indicator to determine if the session is over
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a flag indicator to test if a you are ready to place a bet on a group of numbers
The possibilities are only limited by your own imagination. In the Data Flags view, the column names and their descriptions are listed below.
Column Information
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Flag: The Data Flag number listed in numeric order.
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Name: The name of the record enclosed in quotation marks " ". This must be unique and cannot be a duplicate.
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State: The state of the record, either true or false.
Code Syntax
The correct syntax to create a data flag in a designed system is displayed below:
| RX Script |  Copy Code |
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Set Flag "Bets Place" to False |
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