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	Optional; Either an Eval object created from EvalCreate() or a scope flag		Optional; Either an Eval object created from EvalCreate() or a scope flag

−	If an Eval object is given then it will work like ~~Flag4~~	+	If an Eval object is given then it will work like Flag 4

	The scope flag options are :		The scope flag options are :

2014-07-31T20:33:02Z

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−	Eval( <expression>, <flag>, <cleanup>, <printToReturn> )	+	Eval( <expression>, <flag/eval>, <cleanup>, <printToReturn> )
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	Also remember that variables given values under eval() will retain these values in the main script afterwards (Unless you choose to set the Eval() to have its own scope see the FLAG param).		Also remember that variables given values under eval() will retain these values in the main script afterwards (Unless you choose to set the Eval() to have its own scope see the FLAG param).

−	==== flag ====	+	==== flag/eval ====

−	Optional; The scope flag options are :	+	Optional; Either an Eval object created from EvalCreate() or a scope flag
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		+	If an Eval object is given then it will work like Flag4
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		+	The scope flag options are :

	0 = The Eval() code gets executed as if it was physical code in the current scope this will cause local variables in the Eval() to be available in the code that called it. Any Return statement will return a value back to the Eval() caller.		0 = The Eval() code gets executed as if it was physical code in the current scope this will cause local variables in the Eval() to be available in the code that called it. Any Return statement will return a value back to the Eval() caller.

2014-07-31T20:09:19Z

cleanup

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	Optional; Delete all functions/classes etc inserted by the Eval() statement after the Eval() ends.		Optional; Delete all functions/classes etc inserted by the Eval() statement after the Eval() ends.

−	This will be ignored if the flag is set to 3 ~~or 4~~.	+	This will be ignored if the flag is set to 3.

	Default: False.		Default: False.

2014-07-31T09:15:31Z

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−	Eval( <expression>, <flag>, <cleanup> )	+	Eval( <expression>, <flag>, <cleanup>, <printToReturn> )
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	This will be ignored if the flag is set to 3 or 4.		This will be ignored if the flag is set to 3 or 4.
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		+	Default: False.
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		+	==== printToReturn ====
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		+	Optional; If enabled all print,echo,say etc statements will print to the return value instead of the console.

	Default: False.		Default: False.

2014-03-21T03:47:56Z

cleanup

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	Optional; Delete all functions/classes etc inserted by the Eval() statement after the Eval() ends.		Optional; Delete all functions/classes etc inserted by the Eval() statement after the Eval() ends.

−	This will be ignored if the flag is set to 3.	+	This will be ignored if the flag is set to 3 or 4.

	Default: False.		Default: False.

2014-03-21T03:47:39Z

flag

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	3 = The Eval() code gets executed as an expression and its return value is given as the return to Eval() (This works very similar to flag 0 however it is only for a single expression such as: "strlen($val) < 3 && 1 == $val2".		3 = The Eval() code gets executed as an expression and its return value is given as the return to Eval() (This works very similar to flag 0 however it is only for a single expression such as: "strlen($val) < 3 && 1 == $val2".

−	3 = The Eval() code gets executed in a separate Sputnik instance (The instances are created on a per-thread basis so each unique thread you are using will have its own Sputnik instance for Eval() created if Eval() with flag 4 is used).	+	4 = The Eval() code gets executed in a separate Sputnik instance (The instances are created on a per-thread basis so each unique thread you are using will have its own Sputnik instance for Eval() created if Eval() with flag 4 is used).

	Default: 0		Default: 0

2014-03-21T03:47:25Z

flag

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	3 = The Eval() code gets executed as an expression and its return value is given as the return to Eval() (This works very similar to flag 0 however it is only for a single expression such as: "strlen($val) < 3 && 1 == $val2".		3 = The Eval() code gets executed as an expression and its return value is given as the return to Eval() (This works very similar to flag 0 however it is only for a single expression such as: "strlen($val) < 3 && 1 == $val2".
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		+	3 = The Eval() code gets executed in a separate Sputnik instance (The instances are created on a per-thread basis so each unique thread you are using will have its own Sputnik instance for Eval() created if Eval() with flag 4 is used).

	Default: 0		Default: 0

2013-10-14T14:31:45Z

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−	Eval( <expression>, <flag> )	+	Eval( <expression>, <flag>, <cleanup> )
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	==== flag ====		==== flag ====

−	The scope flag options are :	+	Optional; The scope flag options are :

	0 = The Eval() code gets executed as if it was physical code in the current scope this will cause local variables in the Eval() to be available in the code that called it. Any Return statement will return a value back to the Eval() caller.		0 = The Eval() code gets executed as if it was physical code in the current scope this will cause local variables in the Eval() to be available in the code that called it. Any Return statement will return a value back to the Eval() caller.
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	Default: 0		Default: 0
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		+	==== cleanup ====
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		+	Optional; Delete all functions/classes etc inserted by the Eval() statement after the Eval() ends.
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		+	This will be ignored if the flag is set to 3.
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		+	Default: False.

	=== Return Value ===		=== Return Value ===