The Audit command controls the echoing of commands to an audit file. It
provides a simple mechanism for creating command files that can then be
run with the eXecute command.  You can look at command files with the List
command.

Syntax:

> Audit { "name"        }
        { Extend "name" }
        { Close         }

Audit "name"          Recreates an existing file, or creates it if not there
Audit Extend "name"   Appends to an existing file, or creates it if not there
Audit Close           Closes the audit file

There can be at most one audit file active at a time.  All commands that
pass the syntax checks and are executed will be audited to the file except
the Audit Close command and the eXecute command.  While the eXecute command
itself is not audited, the commands from the eXecute file are audited as they
are processed.

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