On the interpreter page variables and functions can be defined in c++ syntax, which can be used inside of the parser rules. (In the c++ code created by the professioal version of the TextTransformer, they are class elements.) Inside of the rules you also can write c++ code and it is possible to define parameters and return values for them. By according bracketing, code parts for the interpreter and for the export can be distinguished.
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