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The Wozterm Script Editor is the pane used for interaction between the user and the current script. It is used for viewing, editing and debugging Wozterm Scripts. A typical view of this component can be seen below:
Figure 3.9 - Script Editor pane

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The full functionality of the Script Progress bar is only available when running a script. When constructing a script, the Script Progress bar acts simply as a line numbering tool. However, when executing a script, the Script Progress bar gains the ability to insert break points, view current execution progress, view warnings and view runtime errors. |
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The blue question mark is lit up upon encountering a warning. |
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This red exclamation is lit upon encountering a run-time script error. As can be seen above, a divide by zero error has caused the notification on line 00007. |
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The blue right arrow points to the current line of script execution. It coincides with the current line number being displayed in bold and the ‘line x’ of ‘total lines xx’ progress description. Note – this functionality is only available if the Preferences>Trace Script Files option is enabled. |
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The Script Editor is the central focus in this component. Here the user can interact with their script through a standard ASCII text editor with Windows™ Undo, Cut, Copy and Paste functionality. |
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To obtain a list of keywords based on a partially typed keyword or a keyword definition, for a complete keyword, simply press Ctrl+Space. The characters to the left of the current cursor position will be used to search the Wozterm Language Guide for possible matching keywords. |
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This action button is a short cut to the File>New Script File menu option. |
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This action button is a short cut to the File>Open Script File menu option. |
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This action button is a short cut to the File>Save Script File menu option. |
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This action button is a short cut to the File>Save All Script Files. |
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This action button is a short cut to the File>Close Script File. |
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This action button is a short cut to the Script>Check syntax menu option. |
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This action button is a short cut to the Script>Reload menu option. |
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This action button is a short cut to the Script>Run menu option. |
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This action button is a short cut to the Script>Step menu option. |
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This action button is a short cut to the Script>Pause menu option. |
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Use these buttons to choose which Script to view from the number of scripts that are open. The script location window displays the file name and path of the current Wozterm Script. |
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By clicking on this icon, a break point will be inserted at the line if there is a valid corresponding command or host command. Many break points may be used, and when lines with a break point are executed the script will pause, allowing for resume via Go (Continue) or Step. |
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Right clicking in the Script Editor pane will pop-up a Windows menu. This menu provides Undo (last change), Find and Replace functionality. |
Script Editor pane Right-Click Menu |
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Right clicking in the Script Editor pane displays a pop-up menu that will (where applicable) act on text selected when the menu was invoked.
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