Common Features
String (Text) Literals
Literal strings are text that you wish to pass straight through to a command, i.e. the text is not interpreted in any way. Types of Strings Strings may either be literal (fully defined in the script) or may come from values stored in bookmark ...
Commenting Desktop Scripts
The Desktop Scripting Language supports both inline and block comments. Inline Comments C# / C++ style single line comments are supported. Any text starting with two “/”s is ignored to the end of the line. Example: // This is a comment UnSelect // ...
Working With the OS Environment
Working With the OS Environment 32 bit Apps on 64 & 32 bit Windows Specifying the bmAppPath for a 32 bit process should use the “Program Files (x86)” folder if the script is to be run on 64 bit versions of windows. At runtime the bmAppPath will be ...
Bookmark & Template Attributes
The Desktop Scripting Language supports reading values from the application’s desktop bookmark record and its associated template. These values are treated as string literals when used inside commands. Template values can support environment ...
Defining a Desktop App Template
Desktop Template Definition The desktop application template is defined in the My1Login admin area (the script has been omitted from this view). Setting Explanation Name The template name, user bookmarks have their title defaulted to this value. ...
Syntax Diagrams
Syntax Diagrams This documentation uses syntax (or “railroad”) diagrams to show the structure of the commands. They provide a graphical way of showing mandatory and optional parameters, or parts of, a command. Graphical Representation A syntax ...