Topic 6.1.1: About Scripting

  • You can use the InTouch scripting language, QuickScript, to build more robust applications. There are eight types of scripts and many built-in script functions available. 
  • The eight types of scripts are defined by what causes them to execute. For example, application scripts execute when an application starts, stops, or continues running. Data change scripts execute when a certain item of data changes. Window scripts execute when a window opens, closes, or remains open. 
  • The built-in script functions include mathematical functions, trigonometric functions, string functions, and others. Using these functions saves you time in developing your application. 
  • InTouch scripts can include Object Linking and Embedding (OLE) objects and ActiveX controls.
  • You can use conditional statements, loops, and local variables in the scripting language to create complex effects in your application.

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