In Xoom Processor, functionality is accessed by writing command lines. Xoom Processor utilises its own expression language. Here, we provide an overview of this language, in prose and using a railroad diagram.
Operations allow you to act upon the buffer. Use the various operations to output the buffer, deploy it to a live Xoom server, transform it, combine it with another source, or send a custom command.
A subsequence is a temporary branching from the main sequence of arguments that enables you to apply more than one operation to the same buffer instance. It saves you having to write separate commands and from creating temporary files in cases where you want to feed the same buffer into more than one operation.
