## Macro Command Reference

`perlfilter <BUFFER> [name]`

This executes a Perl filter for the given buffers. Look in the perl filter section for detailed informations.
If no `name` is given the inline Perl block will be used. This is a block in your macro starting with a line containing `PERL` and ending with a line containing `PERL`. The default timeout for Perl scripts is 10 seconds. After this time the Perl job will be killed to prevent never come back jobs. You can set the timeout individual with the `perltimout <sec>` macro command

`BUFFER`

a list of one or more data buffers. Possible values are:

`all` | all buffers in the document
`selected` | selected buffers in the document
`unselected` | unselected buffers in the document
`visible` | visible buffers in the document
`hidden` | hidden buffers in the document
`none` | no buffer
`b1,b2,b3,...,bn` | a list of buffers where the arguments may be math expressions.
`bs..be` | buffers from bs to be