ReadyScript
ReadyScript Syntax

Just as in any language, you'll need to understand its syntax before you start writing in it. ReadyScript is a command language, a type of programming language shorthand. ReadyScript is designed to be a simple, English-based language with a relatively small set of commands and rules. The rules, which include particular spellings, punctuation symbols, and designated sequences for the commands and arguments, make up the ReadyScript command language syntax. The rules are designed to be simple, but must be followed exactly. If they are not followed, there's a good chance your script won't work. A ReadyScript statement is made up of the command name, an equal sign, and a list of arguments with argument values (if applicable), and the whole statement is surrounded by curly brackets ({ }).

The format for a command language statement is:

{COMMAND=argument1, argument2, }

Note that: