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NetShell is designed to be scripted and to be used remotely. As such, contexts should be capable of cutting and pasting into script files, without the need to change semantics. For example, if the rip context is designed to allow configuration commands specific to a given computer, it should provide a command that includes the command itself and the configuration parameter in a single command statement that can be cut and pasted, such as the following:
ip rip neighbor=10.0.0.1