Script
Script commands are always in square brackets ( [ ] ) like this:
[LANGUAGE1]
- The square brackets are required with no spaces allowed between the brackets, only text.
- The commands are not case sensitive, so either of the following would be acceptable:
[LANGUAGE1]
or
[Language1]
- The text after the command is ignored unless the command expects a parameter.
- You can add comments after a command by using the single quote character like this:
[Language1] ' select Language # 1
- Scripts will allow the use of the TAB character, but the use of spaces is preferred.
Important notes about using the Auto Control script feature:
- You can switch between different devices, languages and even program scripts in a single Auto Control script.
- You could run a program script for one device, save the results, then run a program script for another device, save the results and so on.
- You can store the results from multiple program scripts in a single file as well, simply by appending the results each time and saving it all into one file.
- While the amount of text in the Terminal Display control is limited by the operating system, the results buffer will not have the same limitations.
- Clear the Terminal Display control using the [Clear] command after each program script is run (remember to save it to results buffer using the [StoreResults] command) and then run the next program script.
- The results buffer can store huge amounts of data.