Re: Script Programming Reference
Reply #1 –
G'day Les,
umm, it kinda is a bit like that...
However, there are 2 useful resources. But first a little info:
One of the tools supplied with the kit is "Variable Dump" - this allows you to see what data is in each element of the "clip text". I use it a lot. Also, copy and paste to a text editor will allow you to see the text strings that the user tool mechanism pases to the tools. This gives you the format that must be parsed by the tool in order to decide how to manipulate the strings for the desired result.
If you visit the Scripto ( http://nwc-scriptorium.org/nwc2scripts.html ), there is further information available, including a "general discussion" paper: http://nwc-scriptorium.org/nwc2scripts/generaldiscussion.pdf (note this includes outdated url's back to the Scripto) and an "Invocation Instructions" document: http://nwc-scriptorium.org/nwc2scripts/invocationinstructions.pdf
There are also some additional user tools that may be of interest on the Scripto scripts page.