Compile a script file into the open window library
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WTSupported in traditional Synergy on Windows
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USupported on UNIX
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VSupported on OpenVMS
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status = %SCR_PROCESS(script)
or
xcall SCR_PROCESS(script)
Return value
status
True if successful; false if not. (^VAL)
Arguments
script
The name of the window script file to compile. (a)
Discussion
The %SCR_PROCESS function compiles the specified script file into the window library that was opened by %SCR_OPENLIBRARY. If ISAMC_REV is set to 4 when the program that calls %SCR_PROCESS is started, window libraries that this routine compiles will work with Synergy 9.5.3 and higher. If ISAMC_REV is not set (or is set to 6), the window libraries that this routine compiles will work with Synergy 10 and higher.
If script does not specify an extension, it defaults to .wsc.
If any errors occur (including no open library file, errors opening the script file, or syntax errors in the script), the error information is sent to the ESCRIPTERR_METHOD before this routine returns. (If Script cannot save to the window library, Script waits two seconds and tries again to save. Script attempts this ten times before displaying a message and prompting you again for a filename.)
See also
- E_METHOD for more information on registering environment methods
- ESCRIPTERR_METHOD for more information on registering and writing a routine for handling script compilation errors
