# comment ...
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#$ document comment ...
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commandName param1=value [param2=value [...]] ;
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Notes:
- The # character denotes a comment. All text following
a # character is ignored at run time.
The #$ combination denotes a document comment, used for creating
test specifications.
- If a value contains a space it must be quoted 'like this'.
Alternatively, the value can be left unquoted and all space characters
replaced with either
%-- or %20
See the character substitutions table
for the full list of character substitutions.
For more information on TestSmith strings see
Mixing Quoted and unquoted strings and
Breaking a long parameter value string.
- White space between each 'param=value' pair can be made of one or more
Space, Tab or New Line characters.
- Unrecognized parameters will simply be ignored; no syntax errors are generated.
- If a parameter is specified more than once, it is always the first value that
is used; subsequent values are ignored.
- The terminating semi-colon ( ; ) is essential.
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