act:tldr:b231a
act: Run a specific event.
$ act ${event_type}
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The command "act ${event_type}" is an instruction or function call within a program. It utilizes the variable "${event_type}" as a placeholder for a specific event type or category.
When this command is executed, it triggers an action or behavior associated with the given event type. The actual action performed will depend on the program's implementation and the specific event type provided.
For example, if "${event_type}" is "click", the command may simulate a mouse click on a specific target element. If "${event_type}" is "keydown", it may simulate a keypress event with a particular key.
In summary, the "act ${event_type}" command is used to generate or simulate a specific event, allowing the program to respond accordingly.
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