Revision 7.10
2/28/2012
text appears on Glider Terminal in that glider’s console output pane. This
command is used to display messages while a script is running. Its intended use
is analogous to the debug print statements of programming languages.
The following action element exemplifies the gliderConsoleOutInsert command.
<action type=”dockserver” command=”gliderConsoleOutInsert”>
Text appearing here shows up in the Glider Terminal output pane.
Same for text here.
And the same for text here.
</action>
The previous <action> element produces the following text in the Glider Terminal
output pane.
<dockserver>
<scriptInsert>
Text appearing here shows up in the Glider Terminal output pane.
Same for text here.
And the same for text here.
</scriptInsert>
</dockserver>
8. The Dock Server application executes a script in the following manner.
1. When run, a script’s <initialState> is made the current state and any available glider
output is placed in a match buffer.
2. If the current state is the <finalState>, the script terminates.
3. If the current state has a timeout condition, a countdown timer starts counting from
the “timeout” attribute value.
4. All match expression conditions of the current state’s transitions are matched in the
order written. If any match condition successfully matches against the buffer
contents, then the countdown timer is stopped, the matching process is stopped, and
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