Event Arguments

When you write functions for given, change, keep or select, you can name what arguments you want to use. You can choose from these arguments:

• space

• atom

• element

• origin (the space that is calling the event)

• self (the atom that is calling the event)

• Self (the element that is calling the event)

• selected (a value that was returned by a select function of the same symbol)

• x (the relative x-value of the space)

• y (the relative y-value of the space)

• z (the relative z-value of the space)

• sites (an array containing all spaces in the origin's event window)

• siteNumber (the site index of this space)

• time (the number of event cycles that have happened since page load)

The arguments below are mainly used for internal purposes, but are still available:

• transformationNumber (when using a symmetry block, the current transformation number)

• possibleSiteNumbers (when using an any block, an array containing possible site numbers for this space)

• possibleXs (when using an any block, an array containing possible relative x-values for this space)

• possibleYs (when using an any block, an array containing possible relative y-values for this space)

• possibleZs (when using an any block, an array containing possible relative z-values for this space)

• transformationNumbers (when using a for block, an array containing transformation numbers)