Parameters

You can pass parameters to script execution. The example would be

p`ls -l

where p is a parameter to execution. Parameters are letters from a to z and must be located right before the grave accent ( ` ) symbol without any spaces. You can put arbitrary number of unique parameters if they do not contradict each other.

Description of parameters:

p print all stdout of executed commands. So all data from stdout of processes that execute in shell will be printed

e print all stderr of executed commands.

i executes command in Interactive Mode. If no i is provided then by default Simple Mode is used.

n suppress raising core.NonZeroReturnCodeError for a specific command. It may be useful if the command return non zero result even if finished successfully.