<?queuex>
Description
The <?queuex> command permits you to pause or resume a queue, or skip an item from the output of the queue.
Example 495. Use <?queuex> to pause the output from queue 2
The following example will pause the output from queue 2 until either <?queuex [2]r> is specified to resume the queue, or a new value for the queue is specified:
<?queuex [2]p>
Similarly, using <?queuex [3]s> will cause the next item from the output for queue 3 to be skipped.
Syntax
<?queuex num:n? action:b?>
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num
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The queue number
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action
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p
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Pauses the output from the specified queue
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r
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Resumes the output from the specified queue
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s
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Skips the next item from the output for the specified queue
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Additional Information
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The <?queuex> command is designed to be used at the start of a line. It can be used in the middle of text but with great care: since it is a command and not a text property, it will be actioned immediately and may cause irregularities in the text.
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