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Contents 1 Introduction 2 Usage 3 Built-in Commands 3.1 Information 3.2 Aliases 3.3 Atoms 3.4 Command Execution 3.5 Scripts 3.6 Inside Scripts (only!) 3.6.1 Control Structures 3.6.2 If-Else 3.6.3 Loops 3.6.4 Switches 3.6.5 Timing 3.6.6 Function Calls 3.6.7 Command Queue 3.6.8 Triggers 3.7 Variables 3.8 File System 3.9 Operating System 3.10 Output 3.11 Modules 3.12 Testing 3.13 Deprecated

Introduction

Usage

In simplistic terms, commands are used simply by typing the name of the command, followed by any parameters to the command. Consider the EverQuest 1 command "/who". "/who" is the name of the command, but parameters can be added to the command to give more specific information, such as "/who all friend" -- "all friend" would be the parameters.

For LavishScript command syntax, see Command_Syntax.

Built-in Commands

Information

• Commands
• LSType
• LSVersion
• Scripts
• TopLevelObject

Aliases

• Alias

Atoms

• AddAtom
• DeleteAtom
• ExecuteAtom

Command Execution

• Execute
• ExecuteFile
• NoOp
• TimedCommand
• Redirect

Scripts

• EndScript
• RunScript
• WaitScript

Inside Scripts (only!)

Control Structures

If-Else

• If see LavishScript Control Structures
• Else see LavishScript Control Structures

Loops

• Break see LavishScript Control Structures
• Continue see LavishScript Control Structures
• Do see LavishScript Control Structures
• While see LavishScript Control Structures
• For see LavishScript Control Structures

Switches

• Break see LavishScript Control Structures
• Case see LavishScript Control Structures
• Default see LavishScript Control Structures
• Switch see LavishScript Control Structures

Timing

• Turbo
• Wait
• WaitFrame

Function Calls

• Call
• Return

Command Queue

• ExecuteQueued
• FlushQueued
• QueueCommand

Triggers

• AddTrigger
• RemoveTrigger
• WaitFor

Variables

• DeclareVariable
• DeleteVariable

File System

• Cat
• cd
• Head
• mkdir
• Tail
• Line
• OSExecute
• rename
• rm
• rmdir
• cp

Operating System

• Processor

Output

• Echo
• Squelch

Modules

• Module

Testing

• Arg
• Test

Deprecated

The following commands should no longer be used

• APICall