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Fluent interface in Structured Text

27 October 201919 April 2020 Gerhard Barteling Leave a comment
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A popular programming design in high level languages as C# is the so-called ‘fluent code’ or ‘fluent interface’. But what is a fluent interface and how can we implement this in Structured Text? In this post I briefly explain what a fluent interface is and give an example of a fluent interface in Structured Text.

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