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### User-Defined Commands ### User-Defined Commands
You can extend the HomeSpan CLI with custom functions using `SpanUserCommand()`. This class allows you to assign a single-character name to any custom function that will be called when you type the '@' symbol following by the single-character name into the CLI. For example, if you assigned the character 'K' to a custom function, you would type '@K' into the CLI to invoke it. This allows you to use any single-character name, even if that character is already used by HomeSpan for its built-in commands. The `SpanUserCommand` class also allows you to include a short text description of your function that will be added to the menu of commands when you type '?' into the CLI. See the the [API Reference](https://github.com/HomeSpan/HomeSpan/blob/dev/docs/Reference.md#spanusercommandchar-c-const-char-s-void-fconst-char-v) for full details. You can extend the HomeSpan CLI with custom functions using `SpanUserCommand()`. This class allows you to assign a single-character name to any custom function that will be called when you type the '@' symbol following by the single-character name into the CLI. For example, if you assigned the character 'K' to a custom function, you would type '@K' into the CLI to invoke it. This allows you to use any single-character name, even if that character is already used by HomeSpan for its built-in commands. The `SpanUserCommand` class also allows you to include a short text description of your function that will be added to the menu of commands when you type '?' into the CLI. See the the [API Reference](Reference.md#spanusercommandchar-c-const-char-s-void-fconst-char-v) for full details.
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