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Most of the times, references look as follows:

<namespace:variablename>
or
<namespace:variablename=defaultvalue>

The latter example can be used to fall back to a default value in case a Reference cannot be resolved.
<notes:userdetails_internetaddress=>, for example, would fall back to an empty value if a user's internet email address can not be read from the public addressbook adressbook (e.g. when a user is offline).
<ini:ExitNotesPrompt=0>, for example, would return "0" (without quotes) if no such ini entry exists.

Referencing Actions
When referencing other Actions, MarvelClient allows you to specify a so called type of execution.
In the above examples, the colon (:) defines how a reference affects possible execution of an Action - in addition to using a colon, a reference also allows for other types of execution:
<namespace[type_of_execution]variableName>

There are three types of execution (all to be specified without brackets):

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