Command Syntax

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Jack Belford edited this page Aug 28, 2017 · 6 revisions

The following explains the syntax used for command arguments:

<> => Argument

Indicates an argument.

{} => Optional

All arguments enclosed are optional

| => Or

Used to indicate choice between arguments
Example: <argument1> | <argument2>

&| => And/Or

Used to indicate that you can include both arguments or only one
Example: &|
Actually means: ( ) | | | ( )

=> One or many of these

Used to indicate arguments that can be repeated
Example: +
Actually means: | | | ...

() => Group

Used to indicate scope.
Example: ( | )
Either or followed by

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