This chapter discusses user-defined statements that extend the ATEasy programming language. These are called Commands. Use the table below to learn more about this chapter's topics.
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What are ATEasy commands, the syntax of commands, and the benefit of using commands? |
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Discusses the modules that can have commands and provide examples of commands. |
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Describes the Commands view used to create commands. |
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Provides a detailed, step-by-step example of creating driver commands. |
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How to attach the procedures and I/O Tables you previously created to commands. |
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How to replace parameters with constants and variables arguments with parameters for commands that are attached to procedures with parameters. |
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How to use commands created in other modules. Provides rules and recommendations for using commands from other modules. |
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Provides an example explained in a step by step procedure to create a system procedure and command. Also, demonstrates how to use auto command completion and insert command cascading menu to insert command to your code. |
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Provides examples of program commands. |