!set lstyle=<span class="command_attr">
!set lstyle2=<span class="tt">
!set lstend=</span>
!set lst_tit=!char 5 to -1 of $tit
!set lst_titend=$titend
!set lst_type=$lstyle Type$lstend:
!set type_exec= execution command
!set type_pexec= execution command (only valid for phtml files)
!set type_var = variable command
!set type_adm = only for trusted modules (in particular administrative modules).
!set type_both= both execution and variable command
!set lst_syntax=$lstyle Syntax$lstend:$lstyle2
!set lst_syntaxend=</span>
!set lst_alias=$lstyle Aliases$lstend:
!set lst_mean =$lstyle Meaning$lstend:
!set lst_sample =$lstyle Sample(s)$lstend:
<p>WIMS commands can be used in variable processing files and phtml files.
A command is a word preceeded by the character $emph!$emphend.</p>
<p>Commands has two types:</p>
<ul>
<li>Execution commands, which are placed as the first word of a line.</li>
<li>Variable commands, which are placed at the beginning of a definition of
a variable.</li>
</ul>
<p>Some commands can be used both as execution command and as variable command.</p>
<p>Commands may accept parameters which are words following it. Parameter
fields are separated by white spaces or special words (depending on the command).</p>
<hr>
<h3 id
="cmdlist_list">Here is the
list of
$emph$
(choose_
$cmd_choose)$emphend commands
.</h3
>
!if $style!=integral
<p
>You may
switch to another
list of commands
:</p
> <ul>
!for i in $cmd_choose_list
!if $i != $cmd_choose
<li class="wims_label inline command_list">
!href cmd=resume&cmd_choose=$i#cmdlist_list $(choose_$i)
</li>
!endif
</ul>
!endif
<ul class="wims_nopuce">
!for c in $cmdfiles
<li class="wims_command" id="cmdlist_$(c)_">
!if $style != folding
!read cmdone.phtml $c
!else
!if cmdlist_$(c)_ isin $expand
<a href="$httpd_SCRIPT_NAME?session=$session&+cmd=resume&+op=close&+subject=cmdlist_$(c)_#cmdlist_$(c)_"></a>
!read cmdone.phtml $c
!else
!href cmd=resume&op=open&subject=cmdlist_$(c)_#cmdlist_$(c)_ $c
!endif
!endif
</li>
</ul>