How to use text command in command file?

Hello,
I am trying to use a command file to create a drawing. I got it to draw some lines, but I have had no luck with the text command.
I made a simple command file with only the following: text "Test",10,10,2,0 
I believe this should place the word Test at 10,10 with a height of 2 at an angle of 0, but it is not working.
Any spaces in the command line are removed when it is loaded.
(IE: I tried: text "test" 10,10 2 0 with the loaded result: text"test"10,1020).
Additionally the command seemingly does nothing with no error indicated.
What is the proper way to use the text command?
Thanks!

Can you start with https://docs.librecad.org/en/2.2.0_a/guides/cmdline.html#command-line-functions and move down to https://docs.librecad.org/en/2.2.0_a/guides/cmdline.html#multi-command-input ?

Thank you for answering. I looked at that page and see that now I should be using semicolons.
I tried a command file with only: text;"Foo Bar";1,1;2;0
Which resulted in it opening the text dialog with text from last time I tried to use it already filled in. (NOT Foo Bar.)
I also tried typing the above directly and got similar results.
Whatever else I try, it just opens the text dialog.

Is there some place that explains the required format of the text command?

The current "Command" framework doesn't support usages like this.

The good news is that emanuel is working on scripting support, so LC can be used with python or lisp.

Thanatoast wrote

Thank you for answering. I looked at that page and see that now I should be using semicolons.
I tried a command file with only: text;"Foo Bar";1,1;2;0
Which resulted in it opening the text dialog with text from last time I tried to use it already filled in. (NOT Foo Bar.)
I also tried typing the above directly and got similar results.
Whatever else I try, it just opens the text dialog.

Is there some place that explains the required format of the text command?