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17	17	* **value**: (Type: any) The value to assign to the variable.
18	18	* **global**: (Type: boolean, Optional) Specifies whether the variable is global or local. Defaults to False.
19	19
	20	+
20	20	=== Usage ===
21	21
22	22	==== Example 1: Setting a Local Variable ====
23	23
24	24	{{code language="XML"}}
25		-<xsl:value-of select=" ixf:SetVar('local_variable', '42')"></xsl:value-of>
	26	+<xsl:value-of select=" ixf:SetVar("local_variable", 42)"></xsl:value-of>
26	26
27	27	{{/code}}
28	28
29		-This sets a local variable named "local_variable" with a value of 42. Local variables are only accessible within the current scenario.
30	30
31		-==== Example 2: Setting a Global Variable ====
32		-
33		-{{code language="XML"}}
34		-<xsl:value-of select=" ixf:SetVar('global_variable', 'hello', 'true')"></xsl:value-of>
35		-
36		-{{/code}}
37		-
38		-This sets a global variable named "global_variable" with the value "hello". Global variables can be accessed from the parent scenario.
39		-
40		-=== Retrieving Variable Values ===
41		-
42		-To retrieve the value of a variable, use the GetVar function:
43		-
44		-{{code language="XML"}}
45		-<xsl:value-of select="ixf:GetVar('variable_name')"></xsl:value-of>
46		-{{/code}}
47		-
48		-**variable_name**: The name of the variable whose value you want to retrieve.
49		-
50		-=== Note ===
51		-
52		-If global is set to true, the variable will be considered global. Omitting the global parameter or setting it to false makes the variable local.
53		-
54		-=== Conclusion ===
55		-
56		-The SetVar function provides a flexible way to manage variables within scenarios, allowing you to control their scope and access them as needed.