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this-cmd: variable

Default value: none

Some commands behave differently depending on what command preceded them. To get this behavior, the command acts differently if prev-cmd is set to a certain value and sets this-cmd to that value itself. Epsilon copies the value in this-cmd to prev-cmd and then clears this-cmd each time through the main loop.

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