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WinScript Live Command Reference Page 79
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Display Events
Display Events display custom text messages as well as Boolean Type Variable and Variable states on the
LCD.
To Do This…
Use This Eve
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Display a custom message on the VFD
Display
Store the currently displayed message
Store Display
Retrieve and display a previously stored VFD message Recover Display
Display
Displays a custom message on the Display.
Event Syntax
– With Variables
Event Data1 Data2 Data3
Display Name of Display String <or>
Literal Message* Row (optional) Column (optional)
Event Syntax
– With Variables
Event Data1 Data2 Data3-DataN
Display Name of Display String <or>
Literal Message* Variable to Insert
(optional) Variable to
Insert (optional)
Tip Using the "Display Wizard" located under the "Event Wizard" or "Variable Wizard" can help
with formulating display strings.
Display Strings can be formulated with variable "placeholders." The correct % placeholder to use
depends on the type of variable being inserted. The table below shows the placeholders and their
description.
Formatting a Display String
Variable Type to
Insert % Description
String, Display String %s Inserts the text in string format. Hex characters are
converted into ASCII printable characters like "h0D".
Timecode %s Inserts time in the format "00:00:02.01"
Timecode %d Inserts the number of frames – ie: 61
Integer %d Inserts number without leading zeros or spaces. To add
leading zeros, use %0nD where "0" indicates to pad
with zeros and "n" is number of zeros to pad. For
example: %03d will insert the number 2 as 002.
Integer %X Inserts the number as a hex string. For example, the
number 11 would be inserted as 0B.
Integer %p No conversion to ASCII will be made, and the number
will be placed in the string. For example, the number
13 (hex 0D) will be inserted as a Hard Return.