Tables

Script Editor

Item	Description
New Script	Creating a New Script will have two options. Create New Script: This will open a pop window allowing the configuration of the Script name, Running type, and Period. Create New Commands: this will open the Command Editor window and allow the user to create a script via commands.
New Folder	Adds a Script folder.
Delete	Deletes the selected Folder or Script.
Undo	Undo the most recent action.
Redo	Redo an action that was undone.
Copy	Copy the selected script or folder.
Paste	Paste the previously copied/cut script or folder.
Cut	Cuts the selected folder or script.
Insert Tag Path	Inserts the tag name in the script so that it can be called.
Validate	Validates the selected script. Any errors will appear at the bottom of the Script Editor window.
Find/Replace	Opens the “Find/Replace” Window.
Import Script	Allows the user to import a previously saved script.
Export Script	Allows the user to export the script to a specified location.

Item	Description
Script Name	Allows the user to assign a name to the script.
Running Type	Configuration settings for how the script will be run.
Startup Script	Scripts with this configuration will run when the project loads.
Periodic Script	Scripts with this configuration will run at intervals defined by the Running Period.
Manual Script	Scripts with this configuration will run when called. Some examples of when the script could be executed are on a schedule, on a tag value change, on a button press, on a page open/close, and more.
Running Period	Defines the interval between script executions. This only applies to Periodic Scripts.

Item	Description
Find	The text that will be searched in all scripts.
Match Case	Will find text that only matches with the capitalization in the Find Field.
Regular Expression	The Find Field can use Regular Expression statements for searches.
Whole Word	Will only match when the word is exactly the same as the one in the Find Field.
Replace With:	Will Replace all found cases with the text within the Replace With Field.