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--- pr_methods:calculate [2023/04/05 04:31] – ↷ Links adapted because of a move operation sean
+++ pr_methods:calculate [2023/05/08 06:47] (current) – sean
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-{{tag>Programmers_Reference Methods IFunctionLibrary_Interface IFunctionLibrary_Interface_Methods Calculate}}
+{{tag>Index Programmers_Reference Methods IFunctionLibrary_Interface Calculate}}
 ====calculate (String, Object [], INodeHelper)====
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 ===Parameters===
 |''functionName''|the name of the function in the library that needs to be calculated|
-|''parameters''|the values of function parameters as specified in a rule where the function is used. The given array contains Java objects corresponding to different attribute types (''String'', ''Integer'', ''DateHolder'' etc – see a complete list in the [[3500:appendix_a|Appendix A]])|
+|''parameters''|the values of function parameters as specified in a rule where the function is used. The given array contains Java objects corresponding to different attribute types (''String'', ''Integer'', ''DateHolder'' etc – see a complete list in the [[docs:3500:appendix_a|Appendix A]])|
 |''helper''|a call-back interface. Should not be used by custom function libraries.|
 ===Returns===
-The result of the calculation as a Java object of the type corresponding to the attribute types – see [[3500:appendix_a|Appendix A]]. If the function value cannot be calculated for whatever reason (for example, the number of parameters or their types are wrong), ''null'' should be returned.
+The result of the calculation as a Java object of the type corresponding to the attribute types – see [[docs:3500:appendix_a|Appendix A]]. If the function value cannot be calculated for whatever reason (for example, the number of parameters or their types are wrong), ''null'' should be returned.