Script Language Extensions


 

Alintex Script includes a number of script language extensions specifically designed to ease and improve the process of creating scripts.

 

See below for further information about using these extensions in your script.

 

 

Contents

 

print

a method which offers a convenient alternative to using the System.Console.WriteLine or System.out.println methods.

 

InputBox

a Windows dialog that you can use in your script to obtain information from the script user interactively.

 

ScriptHost

a class you can use in your script which provides information about the script application and environment.

 

ScriptInfo

a class you can use in your script which provides information relating to the currently executing script.

 

ScriptTarget

a class you can use in your script to support the Gui/Cui/Unattended (GCU) design pattern.

 

Script #Region

a script language construct you can use to eliminate the need to provide a traditional class entry point.

 

ScriptDetailsAttribute & descriptionAttribute

enables a script author to provide descriptive information about the script, author or program code within the script itself.