How to invoke OCEAN script by SKILL?
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Dmitriy Shurin
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Posted: Tue Oct 05, 2004 10:52 am    Post subject: How to invoke OCEAN script by SKILL? Reply with quote
Hi!
I have an OCEAN script which i have to automate by adding a menu that
i've written in SKILL. The problem is that i don't know whether there is
a possibility of invoking OCEAN script by SKILL and if i load SKILL from
OCEAN by writing:
..
..
..
load "skill.il"
..
..
..
OCEAN gets only initial values that it gets from the menu and therefore
the values remain unchanged.
So i wonder whether there is any way to overcome the problem.
Any help will be appreciated.


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Dmitriy Shurin
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Posted: Tue Oct 05, 2004 4:46 pm    Post subject: Re: How to invoke OCEAN script by SKILL? Reply with quote
Hi fogh!
Thank you for your advice. Right now im not at work, but i've tried in
the form to do the following:
?callback "load("oceanscript.ocn")"
but i get an error message. Will load through a procedure work?




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fogh
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Posted: Tue Oct 05, 2004 6:05 pm    Post subject: Re: How to invoke OCEAN script by SKILL? Reply with quote
Your question is rather murky to me.
Just see ocean as being a superset of SKILL.

Dmitriy Shurin wrote:
Quote:
Hi!
I have an OCEAN script which i have to automate by adding a menu that
i've written in SKILL. The problem is that i don't know whether there is
a possibility of invoking OCEAN script by SKILL and if i load SKILL from
OCEAN by writing:
.
.
.
load "skill.il"
.
.
.
OCEAN gets only initial values that it gets from the menu and therefore
the values remain unchanged.
So i wonder whether there is any way to overcome the problem.
Any help will be appreciated.


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fogh
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Posted: Tue Oct 05, 2004 7:58 pm    Post subject: Re: How to invoke OCEAN script by SKILL? Reply with quote
Dmitriy,

Sorry if the previous answer was shortish. Here is a little more.

Suppose your ocean script is "/home/joe/oceanscript.ocn"
You can define a callback function
procedure( MyOceanLoadingCallback()
load("/home/joe/oceanscript.ocn")
)

and then create a menu entry using stg like:
hiCreateMenuItem( ?name 'MyOceanLoadingMenuItem ?itemText "My first sony" ?callback "MyOceanLoadingCallback()" )

Dmitriy Shurin wrote:
Quote:
Hi!
I have an OCEAN script which i have to automate by adding a menu that
i've written in SKILL. The problem is that i don't know whether there is
a possibility of invoking OCEAN script by SKILL and if i load SKILL from
OCEAN by writing:
.
.
.
load "skill.il"
.
.
.
OCEAN gets only initial values that it gets from the menu and therefore
the values remain unchanged.
So i wonder whether there is any way to overcome the problem.
Any help will be appreciated.

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S. Badel
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Posted: Wed Oct 06, 2004 11:47 am    Post subject: Re: How to invoke OCEAN script by SKILL? Reply with quote
I think your error message is because you have to escape the quotes with
backslashes in a string : "load(\"oceanscript.ocn\")". Otherwise, think
it should work.
stéphane

Dmitriy Shurin wrote:

Quote:
Hi fogh!
Thank you for your advice. Right now im not at work, but i've tried in
the form to do the following:
?callback "load("oceanscript.ocn")"
but i get an error message. Will load through a procedure work?



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