Avaloq Script links data elements that belong together using which notation?

In Avaloq Script, data elements that naturally relate to each other or belong together are linked using the dot notation. This is a common practice in many programming and scripting languages, where the dot signifies a hierarchical relationship or access to properties of an object or data structure. For instance, if you have a parent data object with child attributes, accessing those attributes would typically involve using the dot to navigate through the levels of the data structure effectively.

The use of dot notation allows for clear and concise expression of these relationships, facilitating easy reading and understanding of the code. This is essential in scripting for financial applications, where clarity and correctness in data handling are critical.

In contrast, the other notations do not serve this purpose in Avaloq Script. Arrow notation is often used in different contexts, especially in mapping or directing flows in certain programming constructs. Colon and comma are used in other syntactical structures, such as defining parameters or separating values, but do not represent the linking of related data elements in the way that dot notation does.