User Guide/Workspace/Application and Setup Tree/Scripts - Revision history

Jw: /* Add or Edit Script */

2019-09-12T11:10:47Z

Add or Edit Script

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	'''[[File:ws_as_script_add_edit.png]]'''		'''[[File:ws_as_script_add_edit.png]]'''

	New Script		;New Script:Create a new script on disk.
			;Select:Select a script file from disk.
	:Create a new script on disk.		;Edit Script:Open the script for editing with the associated application for .sts or .stx files. If no association exists, the default system text editor is used.
			;Macro:Select the macro to call from those defined in the script file.
	Select		;Arguments:The arguments to pass to the macro on execution.
			;Import from Script Controller:Import the settings from the Script Controller.
	:Select a script file from disk.		;Export to Script Controller:Export the settings for this script to the Script Controller.
			;Debug:Execute the script in debug mode.
	Edit Script		;Run:Execute the script.

	:Open the script for editing with the associated application for .sts or .stx files. If no association exists, the default system text editor is used.

	Macro

	:Select the macro to call from those defined in the script file.

	Arguments

	:The arguments to pass to the macro on execution.

	Import from Script Controller

	:Import the settings from the Script Controller.

	Export to Script Controller

	:Export the settings for this script to the Script Controller.

	Debug

	:Execute the script in debug mode.

	Run

	:Execute the script.

	For more information about script programming, see the {{STX}} Script [[Programmer Guide]].		For more information about script programming, see the {{STX}} Script [[Programmer Guide]].

Jw: /* Context Menu */

2017-04-05T09:44:58Z

Context Menu

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 ==Context Menu==
-Run
+;Run:Run the selected script.
+;Copy:Copy the selected script entry (Note that the script itself is not copied).
-Run the selected script.
+;Rename:Rename the script entry.
+;Delete:Delete the script entry.
-Copy
+;Edit:Edit the script in the associated editor.
+;Add:Add a new script entry.
-Copy the selected script entry (Note that the script itself is not copied).
+;Test:Test the script.
+;Settings:Open the script entry [[User Guide/Workspace/Add/Edit Script|settings dialog]].
-Rename
+;Debug:Run the script in the debugger.

Jw: /* Setup dialog */

2017-04-05T09:42:28Z

Setup dialog

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	[[File:ws_as_script_setup.png]]		[[File:ws_as_script_setup.png]]

	~~Setup how~~ the Scripts ~~leaf~~ in the ~~Application & Setup Tree works~~.		The general Script Settings dialog, accessed via the 'Scripts' entry in the {{ASTree}} lets you specify what action should taken when a script entry is double-clicked.

	;Double-click:Choose what action should be carried out on a script, when it is double-clicked.		;Double-click:Choose what action should be carried out on a script, when it is double-clicked.

Jw at 09:39, 5 April 2017

2017-04-05T09:39:20Z

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 Each Script entry has it's own list of arguments.
-<splist
+==Add or Edit Script==
-parent=
+'''[[File:ws_as_script_add_edit.png]]'''
-sort=asc
-sortby=title
+New Script
-showpath=no
-liststyle=unordered
+:Create a new script on disk.
-kidsonly=yes
+Select

Jw at 09:35, 5 April 2017

2017-04-05T09:35:34Z

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	{{DISPLAYTITLE:{{SUBPAGENAME}}}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE:{{SUBPAGENAME}}}}
	{{UG ASTree}}		{{UG ASTree}}
	The Scripts entry in the Application & Setup Tree is useful for those users who utilize the {{STX}} macro language. Here you can keep a ~~handy reference the~~ scripts ~~you use most frequently~~.		The Scripts entry in the Application & Setup Tree is useful for those users who utilize the {{STX}} macro language. Here you can keep a list of your frequently used scripts.

	Each Script entry has it's own list of arguments.		Each Script entry has it's own list of arguments.

Jw at 13:28, 1 June 2015

2015-06-01T13:28:10Z

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	{{DISPLAYTITLE:{{SUBPAGENAME}}}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE:{{SUBPAGENAME}}}}
			{{UG ASTree}}
	The Scripts entry in the Application & Setup Tree is useful for those users who utilize the {{STX}} macro language. Here you can keep a handy reference the scripts you use most frequently.		The Scripts entry in the Application & Setup Tree is useful for those users who utilize the {{STX}} macro language. Here you can keep a handy reference the scripts you use most frequently.

Jw at 13:22, 1 June 2015

2015-06-01T13:22:40Z

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 {{DISPLAYTITLE:{{SUBPAGENAME}}}}
 The Scripts entry in the Application & Setup Tree is useful for those users who utilize the {{STX}} macro language. Here you can keep a handy reference the scripts you use most frequently.
 Each Script entry has it's own list of arguments.

Jw: Jw moved page User Guide/Workspace/Scripts to User Guide/Workspace/Application and Setup Tree/Scripts without leaving a redirect

2015-06-01T13:21:36Z

Jw moved page User Guide/Workspace/Scripts to User Guide/Workspace/Application and Setup Tree/Scripts without leaving a redirect

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Christian: Text replace - "S_TOOLS-STx" to "{{STX}}"

2011-04-05T16:13:03Z

Text replace - "S_TOOLS-STx" to "{{STX}}"

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	====Scripts====		====Scripts====

	The Scripts entry in the Application & Setup Tree is useful for those users who utilize the ~~S_TOOLS-STx~~ macro language. Here you can keep a handy reference the scripts you use most frequently.		The Scripts entry in the Application & Setup Tree is useful for those users who utilize the {{STX}} macro language. Here you can keep a handy reference the scripts you use most frequently.

	Each Script entry has it's own list of arguments.		Each Script entry has it's own list of arguments.

Admin: 1 revision: Initial import

2010-11-18T16:31:14Z

1 revision: Initial import

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