E-STUDIO: Script Windows [22695]

The Experiment Explorer window features two script windows: User and Full. Until the experiment is generated, the Full tab indicates that the script contents cannot be displayed.
 

 
Once generated, the Full script displays the entire script as generated based on the object placement and specification within E-Studio. The User script enables user-defined subroutines or global variable declarations.
 

 
The Script window features syntax highlighting similar to that in the Visual Basic™ environment. Comments are featured in green, keywords in blue, statements in black, constants in orange, API in gray, and strings in burgundy. The Ln/Col data in the bottom right corner of the window indicates the current position of the cursor. The Full script may not be edited (i.e., the Full script is read-only).
 
Both Script windows feature a bookmark option. By pressing Ctrl+{F2}, a blue rectangle is inserted to the left of the line where the cursor is located. This is a useful feature for locating specific lines in the script for debugging purposes. To remove a bookmark, place the cursor on the line next to the bookmark press Ctrl+{F2} again. Use the {F2} function key to jump between bookmarks.

The Full script automatically opens when a script or compile error is generated. When an error occurs, the cursor is placed in the Full script at the location at which the error occurred.
 

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