SecureLogin Commands

This section provides information on commands used in SecureLogin scripts. The commands are listed alphabetically.

Following the command, a table provides information in the following format:

Item	Description
Use with:	Java: Use the command as part of a Java script. Startup scripts: Use the command in startup scripts. Terminal Launcher: Use the command in Terminal Launcher scripts. Web: Use the command in Web site scripts. Windows: Use the command in Windows application scripts.
SecureLogin Version:	All: You can use the command in all versions. Version number: The version that the command was introduced in.
Type:	Action: Use the command to perform an action. For example, the Type command types information into an application. Dialog specifier: Use the command to define dialog boxes. For example, see Parent / EndParent and Class. Flow control: Use the command to direct SecureLogin to a specific location in the script. For example, see Repeat / EndRepeat and EndScript. Variable manipulator: Use the command to modify variables. For example, see Add and Subtract.
Usage:	The command argument / variable. Variables, values, text, and other items that you type are italicized in the tables. Optional items that you type are placed in brackets ([ ]).
Arguments:	Argument / variable: A brief explanation of the argument or variable.
Description:	An explanation of the command and how it is used.
Syntax Examples:	Examples of the various ways the command can be written in a script.
Example: Script type Script explanation	An example script.

The Eq and Noteq comparators are case insensitive. The Seq and SNotEq comparators have been created for use when case sensitivity is required. The commands themselves are not case sensitive. You can use seq, Seq, or SEQ. However the string the command is matching with is case sensitive. The string "hello" is not equal to "Hello".