Each DLL can have a set of variables and a set of script commands it recognizes. In this section, all the available variables and commands will be sorted by the DLL they come from.
The Variables
Variables can be used in the command lines instead of values, or you can assign values to the variables.
ex:
echo: $TAG_MAX
report "256"
and the lines:
$TAG_NB = 256
$TAG_NB = $TAG_MAX
tag: number 256
tag: number $TAG_MAX
are all equivalent. They will all set the number of accessible TAGs to 256.
Variables start with the character "$".
Variables can be of different types, they can have one value, or multiple (array). The values can be integers, floating point or character strings. In the following lists, we will use the following abbreviations for the variable types:
Note:
For each variable, we give:
• The name of the variable in green.
• The abbreviation for the type of the variable (between parenthesis).
• A description of the variable.
The Commands
Please remember that only the first 3 characters of a command and of most of its arguments are used to identify it. To make this clearer, only the necessary first 3 characters of the commands in the following command lines will be in bold.
so the command:
interface: size small
is equivalent to
int: siz smal
The commands and most arguments (except those in italics) are not case sensitive, so
Int: Size SMALL
is equivalent to
int: size small