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*bind StopAll CTRL+X [[Command:EndScript|EndScript]] * | *bind StopAll CTRL+X [[Command:EndScript|EndScript]] * | ||
: This will bind run the [[Command:EndScript|EndScript]] command with the parameter *, which stops all running scripts, when you hold down CTRL and press the X key. | : This will bind run the [[Command:EndScript|EndScript]] command with the parameter *, which stops all running scripts, when you hold down CTRL and press the X key. | ||
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| + | *bind ChangeVariable "home" "MyVar:Set[!${MyVar}];echo ${MyVar}" | ||
| + | :To use multiple commands seperate them with a ; Do not put a space after the ; | ||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
Revision as of 00:57, 1 June 2005
Contents
Syntax
| Bind | |
| Usage | Intermediate |
| Level of Understanding | Beginner |
| Computer Savvy | Beginner |
| Logic | Beginner |
bind -keylist|-list|-delete <name> | [-press|-release] <name> <combo> <command>
Description
Using bind you can attach a command to a specific key combination.
Examples
- bind StopAll CTRL+X EndScript *
- This will bind run the EndScript command with the parameter *, which stops all running scripts, when you hold down CTRL and press the X key.
- bind ChangeVariable "home" "MyVar:Set[!${MyVar}];echo ${MyVar}"
- To use multiple commands seperate them with a ; Do not put a space after the ;
