Command Structure
MPI could be viewed as a form of markup language as instructions are encapsulated within bracket marks to differentiate them from regular text. The MPI command is specified first, followed by a colon, and then command arguments, separated by commas. If one of the arguments is a string that contains a comma, it is escaped by using a backslash or the {lit:} (for literal) command.
{ command : argument1, argument2 }Commands can be nested, taking the place of one or more arguments within the parent command to form more complex code:
{tell: {name:me} just looked at {name:this}., {owner:this}}Read more about this topic: Message Parsing Interpreter
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