Phonebot developer's reference/Script language - Revision history

Sstrader: /* Variables and basic types */

2014-07-21T21:33:19Z

‎Variables and basic types

2012-11-16T14:37:36Z

‎Variables and basic types

2012-10-27T19:42:34Z

‎Operators and literals

2012-08-22T03:34:52Z

‎The this keywords

2012-08-22T03:32:51Z

‎Complex types

2012-04-21T19:05:49Z

‎Visual and container types

2012-03-15T03:16:49Z

‎Control structures

2012-03-02T22:24:15Z

‎Control structures

2012-02-23T22:30:01Z

‎Scope

2012-01-24T15:48:16Z

‎The this keywords

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 Coersion to boolean can be used as a shorthand to test if values are present:
-  if (name) {
+  if (name)
       // the variable contains data
+  end
-  if (values:array.size) {
+  if (values:array.size)
       // the array contains items
+  end
 === Complex types ===

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 |-
 |}
 === Complex types ===

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:42, 27 October 2012
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	"Delimited by double quotes."		"Delimited by double quotes."
		+	"Allow \"special characters\" with escape sequences.\nA new line."
		+
		+	--see [http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/data/characters.html Characters] listing valid escape sequences

	Numbers (integers and floating-point):		Numbers (integers and floating-point):

← Older revision		Revision as of 03:34, 22 August 2012
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	<code>this</code> can be used within any object's events including those of applications, services, modules, and controls. In addition, <code>thisapp</code> can be used as a synonym for the currently running application, and <code>thismod</code> can be used for the currently loaded module. These are useful if you want to copy a module from one application to another.		<code>this</code> can be used within any object's events including those of applications, services, modules, and controls. In addition, <code>thisapp</code> can be used as a synonym for the currently running application, and <code>thismod</code> can be used for the currently loaded module. These are useful if you want to copy a module from one application to another.
		+
		+	The previous example showing scoped variables could be rewritten as follows:
		+
		+	temp1 = "local scope"
		+	edit1.text = temp1
		+	thismod.temp1 = "module scope"
		+	edit1.text = thismod.temp1
		+	thisapp.temp1 = "application scope"
		+	edit1.text = thisapp.temp1

	=== Object name collisions ===		=== Object name collisions ===

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 |<code>[[Phonebot_developer%27s_reference/Object_reference#Datetime|datetime]]</code>
 |A date and time
 |-
 |<code>[[Phonebot_developer%27s_reference/Object_reference#Json|json]]</code>

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 |Edit box
 |Accepts typed text
 |-
 |Label

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   for (index = 0; index < 10; index = index + 1)
       msg = msg & " " & index
   end
 [[Category:Phonebot]]

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   db = application1.get_database("contacts")   /* store the database into a variable */
   db_size = db:database.size                   /* coerce db into a database object and store the size */
 '''Conditionals''' test one or more expressions and process a block of script based on the first test that returned true.

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 |-
 |Application
-|Visible within any events on the application and any events across all modules and controls.
+|Visible within any events on the application and any events across all modules, controls, and services.
 |-
 |}

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   this.text = "clicked!"
-<code>this</code> can be used within any object's events including those of applications, services, and modules. In addition, <code>thisapp</code> can be used as a synonym for the currently running application, and <code>thismod</code> can be used for the currently loaded module. These are useful if you want to copy a module from one application to another.
+<code>this</code> can be used within any object's events including those of applications, services, modules, and controls. In addition, <code>thisapp</code> can be used as a synonym for the currently running application, and <code>thismod</code> can be used for the currently loaded module. These are useful if you want to copy a module from one application to another.
 === Object name collisions ===