Scripting Help
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Introduction
TNT has a scripting language, which allows the user to automate complex tasks, or "program" TNT to do things it normally doesn't do. The scripting language has flow control, loops, and internal variables that can be accessed by the user.
Executing scripts
HOW TO RUN A SCRIPT
The scripting language is normally disabled; it is enabled by entering
macro=;
at the command prompt. The macro command also controls the basic settings for the macro language, like total RAM for macros, number of variables, number of nested loops, and protection level for accessing variables/arrays (for details, see online help for macro).
