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Scriptor
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Getting help
When editing a script, one may press the F1 key to get help about the word at the current cursor position.
Additionally, when moving the mouse to an identifier and leaving it there for approximately one second, a
tooltip pops up that contains the declaration information for that identifier if known.
File menu
Open
With this command you can open an existing script file. By default these files have an extension of ".fss".
Save
With this command you can save the current script to file. By default these files have an extension of
".fss". Scripts saved this way, can later be used again by invoking the 'Open' command from the 'File'
menu. Both the script and the control panel are saved to file for later use.
Save As
This commands does the same as the 'Save' command, except that it will always display the file dialog,
so that you can specify a (different) file name and path.
Import
With this command it is possible to import the textual part of a script from a text file. The file should follow
the same hierarchical lay out as the tree view of the Scriptor. Indention should be done by using 'tab'
characters, NOT spaces. The best way to learn the format is to use the export function on an existing
script and see what it looks like.
Note that if the script contains macro's (fillPacket, setPacketHeaderFields, ...) then the macro itself is
removed and the generated script is inserted at the position of the macro call.
Export