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I don't know what you mean by that... but its just a command that takes label names for its arguments. The interrupt command also does this: fnInt(LBL,0) for instance.
Lbl FAKEZ-Test(r1, 1, 2, 3)Lbl 1Lbl 2Lbl 3Return
.SLCTTEST Select-like cmd test.Should print "Hi!"MyLbl(0)Pause 2000.Should print "Long time, eh?"MyLbl(1)Pause 2000.Should print "Can't wait to!"MyLbl(2)Pause 2000.Should print "Laugh out loud"MyLbl(3)Pause 2000.Should print "It is now Friday"MyLbl(4)Pause 2000Lbl MyLbl.Just in case...ClrHomeZ-Test(r1,HI,LTE,CWT,LOL,TGIF)ReturnLbl HIOutput(0,0,"Hi!")ReturnLbl LTEOutput(0,0,"Long time, eh?")ReturnLbl CWTGOutput(0,0,"Can't wait to!")ReturnLbl LOLOutput(0,0,"Laugh out loud")ReturnLbl TGIFOutput(0,0,"It is now Friday")Return
I think you can safely ignore whether or not the Axiom reference is in a comment. Even if it is, the program probably still uses commands from it somewhere in the source and the token replacement should be used for clarity whether or not it is commented out.EDIT: And if the programmer is doing crazy stuff like a conditional if-else comment to include only one of two Axioms that replace the same tokens... Well that's a little nuts and I think they can deal with that not being supported.
In other news, Frey continues kicking unprecedented levels of ass.