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• Most HSL scripts are created using the Shogun Post Script Editor.
  

  • The easiest way to create an HSL script is to open the Script Editor (see Open the Script Editor), click Record Actions Image Modified, then perform one or more actions in Shogun. When you are done you can click Record Actions again to stop recording. When the steps are recorded, you can execute them by clicking Run Script Image Modified, or customize them to create a more full-featured script.

  • The Script Editor features tools for editing scripts, debugging scripts, saving scripts and loading previously saved scripts. For more information, see Use the Shogun Post Script Editor.
• You can use any ASCII text editor to create scripts as long as that editor uses only standard ASCII characters. Note that although you can create cancreate ASCII files with Microsoft® Word and WordPad, they frequently insert nonstandard characters like em-dashes and "curly" quotes, which Shogun cannot read.
• Sometimes you want to create scripts that prompts the user for information. You can do this in the following ways:
  
  • Create a user window that collects information which is subsequently passed to a script (see Create user windows to run HSL scripts).
  • Create a pipeline operation. A pipeline operation is just a script with extra statements that ask the user to provide information prior to execution. You can string together multiple pipeline operations to create very sophisticated routines.

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• The Log displays a list of all the commands you have executed in the current session. To display the Log, either:
  
  • On the status bar, click the Log button.

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  • On the General menu, click Log.
    The Log displays a list of previously executed commands. This is useful when you want to see the results of previous commands while writing a script.
• You can also use the print command to write the contents of specified strings to the Log (see Print HSL command data to Log).

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