Most commands send keystrokes to an application by including the keystroke text directly. But you can use this method instead if the text includes special keystroke syntax (such as {Ctrl+c}) which you want inserted literally rather than interpreted as a keystroke.

CopyInsert keystroke syntax while editing a Vocola command

$if .vcl | .vch;
  Insert Control <key> = InsertText( {Ctrl+$1} );
$end

This command could be used when creating or editing a Vocola command. Saying "Insert Control Charlie" would insert the literal text "{Ctrl+c}".