commandset
nounUK /kəˈmɑːndsɛt/
US /kəˈmændsɛt/
A commandset is a group of orders or instructions that work together as one set.
The robot followed the commandset to clean the room.
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2. A collection of keyboard shortcuts or menu commands bundled for a software program.
The editor's commandset lets you save and print with one key.
3. A set of military orders given to soldiers for a mission.
The captain read the commandset to the troops before dawn.
4. In computing, a predefined group of commands sent to a device to make it do a task.
The printer received a commandset to start the job.