@WRITE

Writes the received value in the document, replacing the command.

This is the default behaviour of a command when no action is specified. So you don’t need to specify @WRITE.

Usage

<# @WRITE(value) #>

value

(Required) The value to write in the document

Example	With these variables	Result
From: <# country #>	country is "Canada"	From: Canada
Hello <# client_name #>	client_name is "Anna Logwatch"	Hello Anna Logwatch

The examples omit the action @WRITE because it is the default when no action is specified in a command.

You don’t need to specify @WRITE in your commands.