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Updated Scripting Language (markdown)

Michael Ingraham 2019-09-24 18:23:40 -04:00
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Subroutines end with the next `#` or `>` line or break. Subroutines may be nested
Parameters can be numbers or strings and on type mismatch are converted
If `#define USE_SCRIPT_SUB_COMMAND` is included in your `user_config_override.h`, a subroutine may be invoked via the Console MQTT using the subroutine's name. For example, a declared subroutine `#SETLED(num)` may be invoked by typing `SETLED 1` in the Console. The parameter `1` is passed into the `num` argument. This also works with string parameters.
If `#define USE_SCRIPT_SUB_COMMAND` is included in your `user_config_override.h`, a subroutine may be invoked via the Console or MQTT using the subroutine's name. For example, a declared subroutine `#SETLED(num)` may be invoked by typing `SETLED 1` in the Console. The parameter `1` is passed into the `num` argument. This also works with string parameters.
It is possible to "replace" internal Tasmota commands. For example, if a `#POWER1(num)` subroutine is declared, the command `POWER1` is processed in the scripter instead of in the main Tasmota code.
`=(svar)`executes a script in a string variable (dynamic or self modifying code)
`=(svar)` executes a script in a string variable (dynamic or self modifying code)
**For loop** (loop count must not be less than 1)
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