When it comes to describing actions on the real console (or on the simulated one), the following conventions are used (an extensive example is Recorded vs. coded macros):

• always write as like as you were performing on a real console, even if playing with the simulator
• always write as like as you were performing on a real console, even if playing with Titan One
• any actions on the console shall be written as Monospaced Text
• pressing real buttons shall be denoted using <angled brackets>, e.g. <Clear>
• numbers may be slightly abbreviated, e.g. entering 12 (<1> <2>) may be denoted as <12>
• pressing buttons consecutively is denoted as <button A> <button B> whereas holding button A pressed whiile pressing button B shall be denoted with a + (plus sign) <button A> + <button B>
• clicking touch buttons shall be denoted using [square brackets], e.g. [Palette 1]
• menu buttons (which can be called as touch buttons as well as hard keys A~H) shall be denoted as touch buttons regardless if there are real buttons or not (e.g. in root menu <A> should be denoted as [Edit Times] )
• {curly braces} are used for variable inputs like {Select group of fixtures} or {Select playback}
• it's good pratice to comment the code - anything after double slashes // is regarded as comment/annotation, as well as <!– the multiline syntax –>