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General Explanation

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General Explanation

Intention

This area explains what the command is good for.

Syntax

Command. [P1][|P2]

Parameter Explanation

Here you'll find an Explanation of the parameters, which are allowed or required for the explained command.

Some commands support two or more different syntaxes, so, those commands may have more than one parameter explanation after each syntax example. See below.

Some commands may take more than one kind of parameter, in such cases, there may be not a parameter explanation, but included examples, in the Example section.

P1 ... Px - Parameters 1 .. x

STR - String-Parameter (Any Binary is valid)

TXT - Text-Parameter (should be Text-Characters, numbers)

FILE - Filename with complete path

FOLD - Foldername with complete path

SCFN - Scriptfilename: with complete path if elsewhere, filename only if its in ?path

VAR - Any valid Variablename can be given as parameter

LNG - 32 bit signed Integer

QINT- 64 bit signed Integer

INT - 64 bit signed Integer or 32 bit signed Integer

EXT- signed high precision Floating Point value

NUM - any numeric parameter (INT or EXT)

LAB - Label in current script.

ELAB - Label in other script.

TOS - Top-of-Stack (see SCM.)

[optional] - Parameters in [] are optional

Example

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Remarks

Some commands have special remarks or extra explanations, in this area you will find comments which are general to the command, if the command explanation requires it.

Limitations:

If the command has Limitations, you should find them here.

Unlimited means that the total Memory usage may not exceed 2 GB (Gigabyte), including all Variables and Skriptcode.

The general Number of Parameters in one Line shall not exceed 60 (actual Limit).