Command File SyntaxEpsilon's command files appear in a human-
readable format, so you can easily modify them. Parentheses
surround each command. Inside the parentheses appear a command
name, and optionally one or more arguments. The command can be
one of several special commands described in the next section,
or most any EEL subroutine. See the next section for details.
Each argument can be either a number, a string, or a key list (a
special type of string). Spaces separate one argument from the
next. Thus, each command looks something like this: You can
include comments in a command file by putting a semicolon or
hash sign ("#") anywhere an opening parenthesis may appear. Such
a comment extends to the end of the line. You cannot put a
comment inside a string. For numbers, you can include bases
using a prefix of "0x" for hexadecimal, "0o" for octal, or "0b"
for binary, or use an EEL-style character constant like A few
commands such as You can also use the special key syntax In
addition to the above command syn