RSL SyntaxNone

In RSL (Rational Scripting Language), "SyntaxNone" indicates that there is no specific syntax associated with a particular component or command. It essentially serves as a placeholder or default, meaning that no special rules or structure are required for that element. This is useful when a command or function doesn't need any additional syntax or formatting instructions, allowing for flexibility or default behavior within scripts. It helps the system recognize that no specific syntax needs to be applied, simplifying interpretations and execution of the script.