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biterScripting (TM) Help Pages - Commands All help pages are available within biterScripting using the help command. To search help pages, use the -s option of the help command. break Breaks (terminates) the inner-most while loop. ccd Changes current directory. compile Compiles a script. continue Skips the rest of the commands in the inner-most do-done block. do Creates and executes a block of commands. echo Writes to screen or redirected output or error stream. exit Exits (terminates) the inner-most script. fdinfo Accesses file/directory information. fdset Set file/directory information. function Creates a function, which is a block of commands, optionally returning a single constant. help Shows help on a given topic or search word. if Directs execution or non-execution of commands or command blocks. lf Lists files and directories based on specified criteria. mf Lists files with names that match the specified pattern. repro Reproduces the contents of a file or other input targets. return Returns (optionally, a value) from a function. savses Saves text (commands, output, errors) from current session. scd Shows current directory. script Executes commands in a script file. set Sets value of a variable. sleep Halts execution for the given number of seconds. system Sends a command or an executable to the operating system for execution. var Declares variables. while Creates and executes a command or a command block repeatedly. © 2008-2014, biterScripting.com. All rights reserved. biterScripting, biterScript, biterBrowser, biterMobile, biterScripting.com, FVA (Forward Variable Assignment) are trademarks of biterScripting.com. Is it biterScripting-compatible ? is a service mark of biterScripting.com. Explorer, Unix, Windows are trademarks, service marks or other forms of intellectual property of their respective owners.