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There are a few settings in the options dialog:
;Automatically strip "end of line" characters
: This will remove any CRLF or LF characters. You can insert them using the crlf function.
;Automatically strip white space
: This will remove any white space. You can add white spaces by placing ` characters around them (see above).
;Automatically strip all non-parsing characters
: This will remove any characters that don't have a special meaning (all characters except those shown above). Basically this means you have to put all text besides tokens and comments between ` characters (see above).
;Parse the following string at startup
: The input box below this option is not just for testing, you can choose to parse the string at startup to set your global variables using the put and puts functions (which aren't different in this case). Also, you can create aliases using the alias function.
;Auto parse
: Normally the string is only parsed when you press the {{Button|Parse}} button, check this to keep the parsed string updated every second.
;Help…
: Pressing this button shows up a list of available functions and fields.

There are a few settings in the options dialog:

Automatically strip "end of line" characters
This will remove any CRLF or LF characters. You can insert them using the crlf function.
Automatically strip white space
This will remove any white space. You can add white spaces by placing ` characters around them (see above).
Automatically strip all non-parsing characters
This will remove any characters that don't have a special meaning (all characters except those shown above). Basically this means you have to put all text besides tokens and comments between ` characters (see above).
Parse the following string at startup
The input box below this option is not just for testing, you can choose to parse the string at startup to set your global variables using the put and puts functions (which aren't different in this case). Also, you can create aliases using the alias function.
Auto parse
Normally the string is only parsed when you press the Parse button, check this to keep the parsed string updated every second.
Help…
Pressing this button shows up a list of available functions and fields.