GeoffMutton

Super-basic, I know, but just looking for confirmation that I'm understanding correctly:

In the print object, if I add an @popup attribute, I need to follow that with an integer value to enable the popup. The default is zero, which means no popup and the value received by print goes to the console only.

Does the value after @popup serve any purpose other than to 'turn on' the popup? 

Can the value be set by receiving a value to the print object (seems not)?

Super-basic, I know, but just looking for confirmation that I'm understanding correctly:
In the print object, if I add an @popup attribute, I need to follow that with an integer value to enable the popup. The default is zero, which means no popup and the value received by print goes to the console only.

Does the value after @popup serve any purpose other than to 'turn on' the popup? 
Can the value be set by receiving a value to the print object (seems not)?

Super-basic, I know, but just looking for confirmation that I'm understanding correctly:
In the print object, if I add an @popup attribute, 

print-popup-x

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print @popup x