SCRIPT |
Purpose: | Run a script using an Active Scripting engine |
Format: | SCRIPT [/E engine] [filename ...] |
engine | The name of the scripting engine |
Usage:
If you don't specify any arguments, SCRIPT will display the installed engines.
You can call internal TCC-RT commands from any Active Scripting language using the tcommand() interface created by SCRIPT. For example, create a JavaScript file named testjs.js:
var d1 = "First Message";
var d2 = "echo Second Message";
var d3 = "dir /w";
TakeCommand.msgbox(d1);
TakeCommand.tcommand(d2);
TakeCommand.tcommand(d3);
You can then pass testjs.js to SCRIPT:
script testjs.js
See also the @SCRIPT variable function.
Options: