Multiple Lines of code in /in... statement

[eonduckem]

Is there a way to add multiple lines of code using the /in command?

lets just say I needed confirmation to leave a battleground "are you sure you want to do leave battlegrounds?"
when using:
/logout
/in 20.05 /script LeaveBattleField()

i would need to add the command for said theoretical confirmation:

/console SET scriptErrors "0"
/click StaticPopup1Button1
/console SET scriptErrors "1"

So what is the method for attaching the above after:
/in 20.05 /script LeaveBattlefield()
and making sure it stays within the /in 20.05 command?

I'm pretty sure my syntax is just wrong, I need something like: /in 20.05 /script LeaveBattlefield() /console SET scriptErrors "0" /click StaticPopup1Button1 /console SET scriptErrors "1"
So the /in modifier applies to the other code?

[Saiket]

The most compact way to schedule more than one command with /in is to use one /in call for each command.

/logout
/in 20.05 /run LeaveBattleField()
/in 20.05 /console scriptErrors 0
/in 20.05 /click StaticPopup1Button1
/in 20.05 /console scriptErrors 1

[parrworg]

The most compact way to schedule more than one command with /in is to use one /in call for each command.

/logout
/in 20.05 /run LeaveBattleField()
/in 20.05 /console scriptErrors 0
/in 20.05 /click StaticPopup1Button1
/in 20.05 /console scriptErrors 1

There is one flaw though: you can't use /click in a /in macro.

[Saiket]

You can, so long as you don't click a secure button or one that calls secure code. The static popup dialog does neither, so it would work.