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commands to execute, where the first column is a string of two characters
(the possibilities are explained below) and the rest of the columns (if
any) are the arguments. You can use NULL for trailing arguments if you do
not need that many arguments.
SQL statements can also contain host parameters. The valid host parameters
are $X (clicked X coordinate), $Y (clicked Y coordinate), $LEVEL (level
order number), $LEVEL_ID (level ID number), and any name with : at first
to ask the user for the value to use.
=== Game commands ===
'' ' <key>
Input a move.
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commands to execute, where the first column is a string of two characters
(the possibilities are explained below) and the rest of the columns (if
any) are the arguments. You can use NULL for trailing arguments if you do
not need that many arguments.
SQL statements can also contain host parameters. The valid host parameters
are $X (clicked X coordinate), $Y (clicked Y coordinate), $LEVEL (level
order number), $LEVEL_ID (level ID number), $KEY_XY (ask for X and Y
coordinates, and produce a single number like the XY function does), and
any name with : at first to ask the user for the value to use.
=== Game commands ===
'' ' <key>
Input a move.
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