A record is a collection of values. Each value has a name, and is referred to as one of the record's fields . These fields have types integer, double, and string, respectively. Unlike variable names, Glish reserved words such as if or whenever are legal for field names.
Field names are case-sensitive.
There are also mechanisms for accessing or modifying more than one field at a time. F changes the bletch field to be a scalar boolean value. New fields are created by assigning to r using an index one greater than the number of fields in r . It is not legal to add a new field to a record at a position greater than one more than the number of fields.