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Any of the standard, or user created custom, script sections can be called using this script.Execute("AnyScriptName" ) function.

Syntax:
script.Execute( "CustomScriptName", [parameterlist...] ) Or script.Execute( "EXIT ORDERS" )

Syntax:

script.Execute( "CustomScriptName", [parameterlist...] )

script.Execute( "EXIT ORDERS" )

Parameter:	Description:
"CustomScriptName"	Custom script's given name when it was created.
parameterlist	Optional: Parameters values custom script will require to execute correctly.

Returns:
Custom scripts can return a value, but it isn't required. Custom scripts that create a new function for processing information usually will return a Floating number or a string.

Custom scripts can return a value, but it isn't required.

Custom scripts that create a new function for processing information usually will return a Floating number or a string.

Example:
' Custom script adds two numbers together Print script.Execute( "AddTwoNumbers", 2, 2)
Return:
4

Example:
' Custom script adds two numbers together value = script.Execute( "AddTwoNumbers", 2, 2) Print value
Return:
4

Links:
Script, Script Functions, Script Properties
See Also:

Edit Time: 9/21/2020 3:01:20 PM

Topic ID#: 307