I don't know of one, but I'm a amatuer scripter.
If you're looking for something to stop the script while there's nothing going on, a simple rest routine works for me:

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match fight You face a
match rest There is nothing left to face
matchwait


rest:
put parry
match fight begins to advance on you
matchwait

Or something similiar.

There isn't anything that directly emulates SHIFT-ESC to my knowledge. You can set up a matchwait that needs you to enter a command to effectively do the same thing.

boringstufftraining:
put blahblah
goto wait

wait:
match boringstufftraining Continueonyourwaymrscriptsir
matchwait

That will stop the script after the broingstufftraining routine until you enter Continueonyourwaymrscriptsir.

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-Gheist

Waitfor is definitely the way to go if you want your script to totally pause until you tell it to go again.

I personally have a script that loops me in and around the leech pit. Now, I wanted the script to not kill me, heh, so I have a waitfor before each time I move. The waitfor is for something the game should rarely parse on it's own, so I type in the short string when I am ready for it to proceed. That way, I can take as long as I like in each room to tend off leeches, to absorb experience in case of a full pool, or chat with someone I happen across. And also, it doesn't continue without me if I have to run for the phone or the door, thereby causing me to AFK script. I find it to be exactly what I needed.

Now, if you are looking for something to pause and unpause an AFK script, I can't help you there.

~player of Cetacea

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Ambition is a poor excuse for not having enough sense to be lazy.

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