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Where is the complete reference / manual / index of eos macro commands?

Srly, where is it? All I find is the operation manual, but what I need is a macro command reference.

For example (pseudocodes):

- how do I set attributes x of group foo to the current value y of group bar? (("group(1).intensity = group(2).red"))

- how (can) I reference them? ("\fixure(1).blue = \fixure(2).green")

- how can I modify a value, simple math etc. ("fixure(1).amber *= 2")

- how can I iterate thru a group? ("foreach group(1) do {…}")

- where are all those different lines in the tootip you get when hovering over the buttons command-textarea explained?  

- etc.

Im sure i just dont know how you call it. From "Eos Family Level 3: Advanced Programming":

[Group] [12] {Make Null} [Enter]

Where the list with "Make" listet under M and a clickable Pagenumber behind?

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    regarding the macro questions:
    you're overthinking this. there is no macro language, it's just the regular command line syntax. there are only a handful of macro extension, those can be found as softkeys in the macro editor (macro_wait, wait_for_enter, wait_for_input, loop).

    so your examples 1 to 3 can all be achieved with regular command lines (1 might be a bit more tricky as your copying values across channels across parameter categories). example 4 can only be done if you manage to cram it into a loop cycle without arguments.

     

    i'm not sure the tooltips for the magic sheet command field are explained somewhere. anything specific you want to know?

    i don't understand your last question with make null, sorry

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    regarding the macro questions:
    you're overthinking this. there is no macro language, it's just the regular command line syntax. there are only a handful of macro extension, those can be found as softkeys in the macro editor (macro_wait, wait_for_enter, wait_for_input, loop).

    so your examples 1 to 3 can all be achieved with regular command lines (1 might be a bit more tricky as your copying values across channels across parameter categories). example 4 can only be done if you manage to cram it into a loop cycle without arguments.

     

    i'm not sure the tooltips for the magic sheet command field are explained somewhere. anything specific you want to know?

    i don't understand your last question with make null, sorry

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