Command¶

Creates a user-defined command that can be used as a subroutine or entered on a command line.

Syntax:

<Command name>

Parameters

Name is the name of a command that you will be able to use as a subroutine or enter on a command line.

Remarks

To learn how this command is used, see 14. User-defined Commands and 15. Subroutines in the instruction section.

User-defined commands can be used exactly like built-in commands.

Unlike built-in commands, user-defined commands can be used with CommandLine or ThirdPartyCommandLine.

The body of your command can refer to its arguments as either individual words or a continuous string of text. For example, to refer to the second word, use %2% in the command. To refer to all the input together, use %ALL%.

Limitations

In the current version of the program, labels and if-statements cannot be used in commands. This restriction will be removed in future versions.

Example

The following command causes two characters to say “something” when you enter “broadcast something” on a command line.

<Command broadcast>
    <SendPC local>
        <SendWinM Ubertastic>
            <Text /say %all%><Key enter>
        <SendWinM UberTwo>
            <Text /say %all%><Key enter>

The following command illustrates the difference between %#% and %ALL%.

<Command test>
    <SendPC local>
        <SendWin Untitled>
            <Text Arg 1 = %1%><key enter>
            <Text Arg 2 = %2%><key enter>
            <Text All = %all%><key enter>