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NAME
Script - module to build graphic user interface
SYNOPSIS
Script [-v | --version] [-h | --help]
Although Script can be run from the command line, it is nor-
mally spawned by afterstep from within an afterstep menu
file by 'Script':
% cat "~/GNUstep/Library/AfterStep/start/Modules/Script"
Module "Script" Script
MiniPixmap "mini-as.xpm"
DESCRIPTION
Script is a module which allows to build many graphical
applications such as desktop accessories, button panel with
popup menu, modal dialog... At the startup, Script reads the
file which is specified in the command line. This file con-
tains the script. This script is not included in the confi-
guration file of AfterStep.
OPTIONS
-h | --help
Print a usage message and exit successfully.
-v | --version
Print version information and exit successfully.
INVOCATION
Script can be invoked by inserting the line `Module Script
name_of_script' a file from start/ dir or a feel file. All
scripts used by Script are located in a directory whom is
specified in base.yourbpp by the command line `ScriptPath
path_of_the_script_directory'. This can be placed on a line
by itself, if Script is to be spawned during AfterStep's
initialization, or can be bound to a menu or mouse button or
keystroke to invoke it later. AfterStep will search direc-
tory specified in the ModulePath configuration option to
attempt to locate Script.
Be sure to set ModulePath in your base file to include
Script's path.
ANATOMY OF A SCRIPT
Script uses a particular programming langage. A script is
composed of four parts. Heading contains general charac-
teristics of the window and default properties for all widg-
ets. The second part contains instructions whom are executed
at the startup of the script. The third part contains
periodic tasks whom is executed every 1 second. And the last
one contains the desciption of widgets. A widget consists of
eleven types of items: text labels, single-line text inputs,
radio buttons, checkbox, push buttons, horizontal and verti-
cal scrollbars, rectangles, popup-menus, swallowexecs and
mini scrollbars.
HEADING OF A SCRIPT
The syntaxe is as follow:
WindowTitle string
This option sets the window title.
WindowSize width height
This option sets window size. width and height are
numerical value.
WindowPosition x y
This option sets window position. x and y are numerical
value.
ForeColor {color}
This option sets the default foreground color for all
widgets.
BackColor {color}
This option sets the default background color for all
widgets.
HilightColor {color}
This option sets the default hilight color for all
widgets.
ShadowColor {color}
This option sets the default shadow color for all widg-
ets.
Font {font}
This option sets the default font color for all widg-
ets.
INITIALISATION
This part contains instructions which will be executed at
the startup. For example:
Init
Begin
Do "Exec cat tada.voc > /dev/dsp"
WarpPointer 1
Set $ToDo=Restart
End
These instructions are used to play a sound, move the
pointer to widget 1 and to initialize $ToDo to "Restart" at
every startup.
PERIODIC TASKS
This part of the script contains some instructions whom are
executed every second. For example:
Periodic Task
Begin
If (RemainderOfDiv (GetTime) 10)==0 Then
Do {Exec xcalc}
End
This example shows how to launch xcalc every 10 seconds.
MAIN OF A SCRIPT
The second part of the script contains the description for
every widget which will be used in the program. A descrip-
tion of widget is composed of two parts. Fisrt part
describes initial properties and second part contains
instructions which will be executed when the widget receives
messages. All widgets can send and receive messages. All
message are identify by a number. The message "UserAction"
is sent to a widget when user has altered this one. The syn-
tax is as following:
Widget id # Set the id widget
Property
Type string
Size width height
Position x y
Title { string }
Value int
MaxValue int
MinValue int
Font string
ForeColor { color }
BackColor { color }
HilightColor { color }
ShadowColor { Color }
Flags Hidden and/or NoReliefString
The option 'Flags` is used to specify if the widget is hid-
den or not and if strings are drew with relief or not.
Main
Case Message of
SingleClic:
Begin
# list of instructions which will be
# executed when widget receives
# message "SingleClic". This message is
# generated by the user.
End
1:
Begin
# list of instructions which will be
# executed when widget receives
# message 1
End
End
LIST OF WIDGETS
There is fifteen types of widgets.
ItemDraw: Display an icon and/or a string.
Title: string to display.
Icon: icon to display.
PushButton: Display push button with an icon and/or a string.
Title: this string has the following syntax {Title of
the button|Option 1|Option 2| Option3|...|Option N}.
"Option 1|Option 2|...|Option N" is the popup menu
which is displayed when pressing the right button.
Icon: icon to display.
RadioButton: Display radio button with a string.
Title: title of the radio button.
Value: if Value is equal to 1, the box is checked else
it is not.
CheckBox: Display check box with a string.
Title: title of the check box.
Value: if Value is equal to 1, the box is checked else
it is not.
be used to edit a single-line string.
TextField: Display a text input field. The text input field can
Title: content of text field.
Value: position of the insert point.
HScrollBar: Display an horizontal scrollbar.
Value: position of the thumb.
MaxValue: upper limit of Value.
MinValue: lower limit of Value.
VScrollBar: Display a vertical scrollbar.
Value: position of the thumb.
MaxValue: upper limit of Value.
MinValue: lower limit of Value.
MiniScrollBar: Display a very small vertical scrollbar.
Value: position of the thumb.
MaxValue: upper limit of Value.
MinValue: lower limit of Value.
to decorate window.
Rectangle: Display a rectangle. This type of widget can be used
cess, and capture the first window whose name or resource is
equal to Title, and display it in the script window.
SwallowExec: This type of widget causes Script to spawn an pro-
Title: specify the window name which be captured and
displayed in the script window.
SwallowExec: specify the command line to execute to
spawn the process. Modules canalso be swallowed.
Value: specify the looking of the border. Possible
value: -1, 0, 1.
PopupMenu: Display a popup menu.
Value: specify what option is selected.
Title: the title has the following syntax: {Option
1|Option 2|...|Option N}."Option 1|Option 2|...|Option
N" is the popup menu which is displayed when pressing
mouse button.
to display disk usage.
HDipstick: Display a horizontal dipstick. This widget can be used
Value: specify the current value of the dipstick.
MinValue: specify the minimum value of the dipstick.
MaxValue: specify the maximum value of the dipstick.
VDipstick: Display a vertical dipstick.
Value: specify the current value of the dipstick.
MinValue: specify the minimum value of the dipstick.
MaxValue: specify the maximum value of the dipstick.
options.
List: Display a list. List lets user to choose between various
Value: specify which option is selected.
Title: title contains options displayed in the list.
The syntaxe is the following: {Option 1|Option
2|...|Option N}. All menus are displayed at the top of
window.
Menu: Display a menu whom lets user to choose a option.
Value: specify which option is selected.
Title: title contains options displayed in the menu.
The syntaxe is the following: {Option 1|Option
2|...|Option N}.
INSTRUCTIONS
Here is the description of all instructions.
HideWidget id : hide the widget numbered id.
ShowWidget id: show the widget numbered id.
id2.
ChangeValue id1 id2: set the value of the widget numbered id1 to
bered id1 to id2.
ChangeMaxValue id1 id2: set the maximum value of the widget num-
bered id1 to id2.
ChangeMinValue id1 id2: set the minimum value of the widget num-
id2.
ChangeTitle id1 id2: set the title of the widget numbered id1 to
id2.
ChangeIcon id1 id2: set the icon of the widget numbered id1 to
widget numbered id1 to {color}.
ChangeForeColor id1 {color}: set the foreground color of the
widget numbered id1 to {color}.
ChangeBackColor id1 {color}: set the background color of the
(x,y).
ChangePosition id1 x y: move the widget numbered id1 to position
id1 to (width,height).
ChangeSize id1 width height: set the size of the widget numbered
to newfont.
ChangeFont id1 newfont: set the font of the widget numbered id1
id.
WarpPointer id: warp the mouse pointer into the widget numbered
filename the string which is the concatenation of all arguments
str1, str2, etc.
WriteToFile filename {str1} {str2} etc: write to the file
tion of all arguments str1, str2, etc.
Do {str1} {str2} etc: execute the command which is the concatena-
and set the variable $var to this string.
Set $var={str1} {str2} etc: concatenate all arguments to a string
Quit: quit the program.
SendSignal id1 id2: send a message numbered id2 to widget id1.
script identified by id_script. The message is the concatenation
of str1, str2...
SendToScript id_script {str11} {str2} etc: send a message to the
ARGUMENTS
Most of commands use arguments. There is two kinds of argu-
ment: numbers and strings. A numerical argument is a value
which is between -32000 and +32000. A string is always sur-
rounded with brace. Variables always begin with the charac-
ter "$" and can contains both number and string.
FUNCTIONS
All functions are used as argument. Functions can return
both string and number. The syntax is:
(function argument1 argument2 etc)
Here is the complete list of arguments:
(GetTitle id): return the title of the widget numbered id.
id.
(GetValue id): return the current value of the widget numbered
standart output and returns the word which is in the line int1
and in the position int2. If int2 is equal to -1, GetOutput
returns the complete line.
(GetOutput {str} int1 int2): executes the command str, gets the
(NumToHex int): return the hexadecimal value of int.
hexadecimal value.
(HexToNum {str}): return the decimal value of str, str must be an
(Add int1 int2): return the result of (int1+int2).
(Mult int1 int2): return the result of (int1*int2).
(Div int1 int2): return the result of (int1/int2).
position int1 and int2. For example, (StrCopy {Hello} 1 2)
returns {He}
(StrCopy {str} int1 int2): return the string whom is between
and return an identification number. This number is necessary to
use these functions SendToScript and ReceivFromScript. The string
str contains the script name and some arguments.
(LaunchScript {str}): this function launch the script named str
script used in the function LaunchScript. If int is equal to
zero, GetScriptArgument return the name of the script.
(GetScriptArgument {int}): this function return the argument
of the script father.
(GetScriptFather): this function return the identification number
by the script numbered int.
(ReceivFromScript {int}): this function return the message sended
of the division (int1/int2).
(RemainderOfDiv {int1 int2}): this function return the remainder
(GetTime): this function return the time in second.
CONDITIONAL LOOPS
There is three kind of conditional loops. The instruction
"If-Then-Else" has the following syntax:
If $ToDo=={Open xcalc} Then
Do {Exec xcalc &} # List of instructions
Else
Begin
Do {Exec killall xcalc &} # List of instructions
Do {Exec echo xcalc killed > /dev/console}
End
The second part "Else-Begin-End" is optional. If the loop
contains only one instruction, Begin and End can be omitted.
The instruction "While-Do" as the following syntax:
While $i<5 Do
Begin
Set $i=(Add i 1) # List of instructions
End
Two strings can be compared with "==" and two numbers can be
compared with "<", "<=", "==", ">=", ">". The loop "For-Do-
Begin-End" has the following syntax:
For $i=1 To 20 Do
Begin
Do {Exec xcalc &} # List of instructions
End
AUTHOR
Frederic Cordier ([email protected]).
CONTRIBUTOR
Guylhem Aznar ([email protected])
SEE ALSO
afterstep(1)
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