SCALAR
Syntax: SCALAR\VARY s1 { s2 ... }
The SCALAR\VARY command defines sI to be a scalar variable and allows sI
to vary during a FIT. If sI already is a scalar, the value of sI will be
unchanged. If sI is an existing variable, but not a scalar, it will be
destroyed first. If sI does not exist, it will be created and initialized
to 1.
Use the SCALAR command with no qualifier to fix a scalar, that is, to not
allow it to vary in a fitting procedure.
Syntax: SCALAR\DUMMY s1 { s2 ... }
The SCALAR\DUMMY command defines sI to be a scalar dummy variable for use
in functions requiring dummy variables: LOOP, SUM, PROD, RSUM, and RPROD.
If sI is already a scalar, it is turned into a scalar dummy variable. If
sI is an existing variable, but not a scalar, it will be destroyed first.
If sI does not exist, it will be created.