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The first letter indicates if the variable is local (L) or global (G)
The second letter indicates if the variable is an integer (I), string (S) or floating point (F)
The first letter indicates if the variable is local (L) or global (G)
"Local" and "global" are used here as follows:
Global variables are accessible from all scripts.
Local variables are only accessible within the script and are defined at the root or top level of the script, meaning they are not within a method. In JavaScript terminology, these variables are called "global," but from a plugin perspective, they are "local".
Variables defined within a method only exist during that method's execution, and they are not accessible from outside and are not shown on this page.
The following two letters indicate the variable type, with the following possible values, referencing JavaScript variable types: