The ServiceControl script function library consists of two files:
These script functions interact with the Windows Service Control Manager and therefore are compatible with Windows NT, Windows 2000, and Windows XP Professional. These functions are not suppor[……]
RandInt is a 32-bit script function designed for InTouch, Version 6.0 and later, running on Windows NT 4.0. When called, RandInt returns a random integer that falls within the range of the two passed in parameters.
The NumberRecipes() function counts the number of recipes in a Recipe Manager recipe file.
Click below to download the NumberRecipes zip file containing NUMRECIP.DLL and NUMRECIP.WDF.
Download the NumberRecipes.zip file for Windows NT from the Wonderware Knowledge Base.
Included here are six InTouch script functions:
Together, these six functions work like DialogValueEntry(), but they allow you t[……]
IsNodeAppRunning() allows the user to determine from an InTouch® script if a program is running on the local computer or on a remote computer.
IsNodeAppRunning(ComputerName, ProgramName);
ComputerName
This can be an empty string for the name of the local computer, or the full nam[……]
The InTouch™ script function IntFromString() converts a given numeric string into an integer value based on a given Base (that is, Base 2, 8, 10, 16, or 32). IntFromString() requires that you supply the integer base of the string within a range of 2 to 35. IntFromString() is limited to InTouch’s 32-[……]
WWDosCommand() starts a Windows DOS Box in a specified initial state and runs a specified command line. Once WWDosCommand() completes, the DOS Box will exit and close. See Tech Support Script Function Library to install this function.
WWDosCommand(DOSCmdLine, InitState);
DOSCmdLi[……]
The SendMail() function sends an electronic mail message to a particular recipient. See Tech Support Script Function Library to install this function.
Result = SendMail(Recipient, Filename);
Recipient
A Message tag or quoted text (example: “JOHN SMITH”) which represents the reci[……]
MoveWindow() positions a window that is being used on top of InTouch™. See Tech Support Script Function Library to install this function.
MoveWindow(WindowName, Left, Top, Width, Height);
WindowName
A Message tag or quoted text (example: “MyWindow”) which is an existing InTouch[……]
This function displays a standard Windows message box with a specific text message. The user will be presented with one or more buttons in the message box where one of the buttons must be chosen. See Tech Support Script Function Library to install this function.
Warning MessageBox() shou[……]