Nortel Meridian Meridian 1 Scripting Manual page 61

October 2007
Blank lines, indenting, and comments
To improve the readability of your scripts, leave blank lines between sections,
and before and after comments. Indent commands inside sections to make it easy
to identify sections. Indent commands that extend beyond one line.
Comments help others understand your intentions for a section. Although
comments are not required, they can be extremely helpful in explaining the
original purpose of the section. Comments in your scripts must begin with an
opening marker (/*) and end with a closing marker (*/).
Tabs and extra spaces within a line do not affect the script. Blank lines do not
affect the script.
ATTENTION
Example
The following example shows the correct use of comments, indenting, and blank
lines between sections:
/* This section of the script queues calls to the general skillset
during regular business hours.*/
IF (DATE = holiday_gv) OR (DAY OF WEEK = weekend_gv) THEN
EXECUTE Night_Treatment
END IF
QUEUE TO SKILLSET general_sk
QUIT
SECTION Night_Treatment
GIVE RAN closed_ran_gv
DISCONNECT
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Comments in your scripts must begin with an opening
marker (/*) and end with a closing marker (*/). If you do
not include both an opening and closing marker, the script
does not validate.
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