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Cmd(string[, handle])
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Version 2.0
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Description
The Cmd Lua function executes a command in the grandMA3 command line. It is executed in a Lua task - not the Main task (standard typed commands are run in the Main task). It is executed synchronously, and it blocks the Lua task while executing. This means that a bad command has the potential to block the system.
Alternative functions are CmdIndirect() and CmdIndirectWait().
Argument
- String:
A string with the command to be executed in the command line. Do not add a please or enter to execute the command. - Handle (optional):
A handle to an undo (oops) list. Learn more in the CreateUndo topic.
Return
- String:
A string is returned with the execution feedback known from the command line feedback- OK:
Command executed. - Syntax Error:
The command was not executed because of a syntax error. - Illegal Command:
Command not executed because of some illegal command or action.
- OK:
The returned string does not need to be used.
Example
This example executes the two commands "ClearAll" and "Fixture Thru At 0" in the command line.
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