@@ -112,11 +112,10 @@ with all linker files
112112
113113#### script init error codes
114114after initialization the script reports some info in the console e.g:
115- 00:00:00.043 SCR: nv=15, tv=1, vns=83, vmem=895, smem=8192, gmem=588, pmem=0, tmem=9758
115+ ` 00:00:00.043 SCR: nv=15, tv=1, vns=83, vmem=895, smem=8192, gmem=588, pmem=0, tmem=9758 `
116116nv = number of used variables in total (numeric and strings)
117117tv = number of used string variables
118- vns = total size of name strings in bytes (may not exceed 256) or #define SCRIPT_LARGE_VNBUFF extents the size to 4095 (default)
119-
118+ vns = total size of name strings in bytes (may not exceed 256) or #define SCRIPT_LARGE_VNBUFF extents the size to 4095 (default)
120119vmem = used heap ram by the script (psram if available)
121120smem = used script (text) memory (psram if available)
122121gmem = used script global static memory
@@ -151,7 +150,12 @@ If you're used to work with Visual Studio Code, you can use [this extension](htt
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152151### Console Commands
153152
154- - ` script <n> ` <n >: ` 0 ` = switch script off; ` 1 ` = switch script on ` 8 ` = switch stop on error off; ` 9 ` = switch stop on error on
153+ - ` script <n> ` set runtime options for scripting
154+ with <n >:
155+ - ` 0 ` = switch script off
156+ - ` 1 ` = switch script on
157+ - ` 8 ` = switch stop on error off
158+ - ` 9 ` = switch stop on error on
155159- ` script ><cmdline> ` to execute ` <cmdline> `
156160
157161 - Can be used to set variables, e.g., ` script >mintmp=15 `
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