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Web Option Scripting Language
A scripting language has been developed that uses a limited number of commands. All commands in a Web Option script take the following format:
command [parameters]
Additionally:
- Each command must be on a separate line.
- Different commands can have zero, one, or two parameters, depending on the command.
- Each parameter must be separated by one or more spaces.
- Commands can be entered in lowercase or uppercase.
- Parameters should be entered exactly as they should be processed.
- Comments can be included in a script, if they are on their own line and start with a '#' in the first position on the line.
- Blank lines can be included in a script to aid readability.
The specific commands that follow have their own syntax.