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[-] Appendix A1 - Configuration Script Interpreter
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Syntax
<LabelName>:
Description
Defines a label in a configuration file. Labels can be used with preprocessor commands. A label may contain only letters (A-Z, a-z) and digits (0-9), and it must begin with a letter or digit. Labels cannot contain spaces or special characters, such as single or double quotation marks. Each label must end with a colon (:) and must be defined on its own line, with no additional content following it, except for comments or comment blocks, which are allowed.
Examples
REGVAR a INT 0 // Register a variable 'a', with value 0
LOOP: // The label "LOOP"
ECHO "Counter: $a" // Prints out the value of variable 'a'
STORE "$a + 1" a // Increments the variable 'a' by 1
#JMPIF "$a < 10" LOOP // Conditional jump to the label "LOOP"