WhatsConfigured script variables affecting command execution

When running a script, WhatsConfigured defines several script variables that contain information necessary to execute the script's commands. For example, the CommandPrompt variable contains a pattern (i.e., string or regular expression) that describes the command prompt string used by the device. This pattern is used to detect when the device is prompting for a command. Several other variables are also defined. A complete list of all script variables affecting command execution are listed in the following table. WhatsConfigured's assigns default values to each of these variables. If a script author wants to override WhatsConfigured's default behavior, he or she may do so by re-defining one or more of these variables. For example, if a script wants to override the command prompt pattern used to run the script, it can re-define the CommandPrompt variable to contain the pattern of choice.

Name	Value	Meaning	Example
UserNamePrompt	String or regular expression	Pattern describing the username prompt displayed by the device when a user logs in	"login as:"
PasswordPrompt	String or regular expression	Pattern describing the password prompt displayed by the device when a user logs in	"password:"
CommandPrompt	String or regular expression	Pattern describing the command prompt displayed by the device when prompting the user for a command	/.+(#|>) /
MorePrompt	String or regular expression	Pattern describing the "more" prompt displayed by the device when displaying paged output	/--More--|--More--/
MoreResponse	String	String to be entered in response to a "more" prompt	""
LoginTerminator	String	Line termination sequence to be used with logging in	"\r\n"
CommandTerminator	String	Line termination sequence to be used when executing commands	"\n"