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Script Editor Information

Script Editor Tables

Script Editor

ItemDescription
New ScriptCreating a New Script will have two options.
Create New Script: This will open a pop window allowing the configuration of the Script name, Running type, and Period.
Create New Commands: this will open the Command Editor window and allow the user to create a script via commands.
New FolderAdds a Script folder.
DeleteDeletes the selected Folder or Script.
UndoUndo the most recent action.
RedoRedo an action that was undone.
CopyCopy the selected script or folder.
PastePaste the previously copied/cut script or folder.
CutCuts the selected folder or script.
Insert Tag PathInserts the tag name in the script so that it can be called.
ValidateValidates the selected script. Any errors will appear at the bottom of the Script Editor window.
Find/ReplaceOpens the “Find/Replace” Window.
Import ScriptAllows the user to import a previously saved script.
Export ScriptAllows the user to export the script to a specified location.

Edit Script

ItemDescription
Script NameAllows the user to assign a name to the script.
Running TypeConfiguration settings for how the script will be run.
Startup ScriptScripts with this configuration will run when the project loads.
Periodic ScriptScripts with this configuration will run at intervals defined by the Running Period.
Manual ScriptScripts with this configuration will run when called. Some examples of when the script could be executed are on a schedule, on a tag value change, on a button press, on a page open/close, and more.

Find and Replace

ItemDescription
FindThe given text that will be searched in the current script.
Match CaseFilters occurences of the Find field to be case-sensitive.
Regular ExpressionFilters occurences of the Find field using Regular Expression statements. This form uses a case-sensitive approach of a character followed by a number of “.” then another character. This will search for any string or portion of a string that starts with the first given character, followed by the number of “.” as placeholders, and ends in the second given character.
Whole WordFilters occurences of the Find field to only show strings that are completed words. This entails having no extra or missing characters and beginning and ending with whitespace.
Replace With:The given text that will replace all occurences of the Find field when clicking Replace or Replace All.