HP StorageWorks XP Remote Web Console Software - Manual (Page 224)

contains text (any character string) without any commands. Do not use the // symbol anywhere
else in a script file, only at the beginning of a comment statement.
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A macro statement. The macro statement is an execution statement. Only one macro instruction
can be set per line, and a macro can span more than one line.
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A work variable statement. The work variable statement is also an execution statement. Only
one work variable statement can be set per line, and a work variable statement cannot span
more than one line.
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A blank statement ( “Syntax Description” (page 224) ). The blank statement is a non-execution
statement.
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An empty statement ( “Syntax Description” (page 224) ). The empty statement is a non-execution
statement.
Table 73 Syntax Description
Description Statement Name
Space or Tab with a return Blank statement
One line beginning with // Comment statement
Return only Empty statement
Work variable statement (non-list type work variable =
constant) Execution statement
Macro name [parameter list] Macro statement
Table 74 Script Components
Description Component Name
Either an internal macro or a functional macro. Macro name
Parameter identification name (defined in each macro
format) = non-list type expression. Parameter list
List, constant, and work variable. Expression
In a list description, a constant is enclosed in braces “{}”.
A comma “,” is inserted between constants. For example List
{1, 2, 3, 4}, or {“ABC”, “qtw” }. Lists and work variables
cannot be described in a list.
String or a numeric value. Constant
The string covers the following lists. (Enclose a list with a
double-quotation mark (““). Letters (uppercase and
lowercase), numbers, symbols String
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Numeric list: List that consists of (0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7,
8, 9)
• Hexadecimal number list: List that begins with 0x/0X
of (A, B, C, D, E, F, a, b, c, d, e, f)
Reserved variables can only be referenced in a script.
Setting a value is not possible. Reserved variables
Script File Requirements
The next table lists the requirements for the components of a script file.
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