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- AutoScript
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- Scripit Auto Script Maker:
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- This will take a normal Scripit script file and make it into an auto-
- running script. i.e. Instead of typing 'Scripit scriptname' you only
- have to type 'scriptname'.
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- Command format:
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- Format: AutoScript <scriptname> [<destination directory>]
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- e.g. You have a script file in the current directory called 'Shrink'.
- Type 'AutoScript Shrink S:'
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- This will read the file 'Shrink' and write a new file called
- 'S:Shrink'.
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- Contents of File 'Shrink':
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- SELECT ACTIVE
- MOVETO 0,0
- MINSIZE
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- Contents of File 'S:Shrink':
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- Scripit S:Shrink
- ;SELECT ACTIVE
- ;MOVETO 0,0
- ;MINSIZE
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- AutoScript will also set the 's' protect bit on S:Shrink.
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- After doing this, type 'Shrink' from the CLI will automatically
- load Scripit, and then load and execute the script file.
- (When Scripit executes a file, it will ignore the semi-colon
- if its the first character in the line.) The default destination
- directory is RAM:. Make sure that the CLI's search path is
- set to the directory that the script file is in.
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- NOTE: This only works with text script files, not with compiled scripts.
- (I am looking for a way to correct this.)