CallScript

Use the CallScript component to display a script within a Robotic Automation Studio solution. To use CallScript, insert variables (designated as tokens) in the script and then supply values to the tokens through automation logic. You can display the CallScript where needed, such as a pop-up window on a computer screen or on a separate device, such as a handheld device.

The component has these properties, methods, and events. For more information, see General Component Properties, Methods, and Events.

Properties

Property	Description
BackColor	The background color of the CallScript window.
DisplayStyle	Sets the look and feel of the CallScript window that displays when the component’s show method has been called. Your options are: Popup – Select this option to have the CallScript Component display as a pop-up window on the screen. For more information, see CallScript popup example. Device – Select this option to have the CallScript Component display as a hand-held organizer device For more information, see CallScript device example.
Font	The font used for text displayed in the CallScript window.
ReadOnly	Set to True to make the CallScript window read-only. (Boolean)
Script	Use this property to enter the script to display in the CallScript window. When you browse this property, the CallScript Editor is displayed. You can type a script directly in this editor or upload a text file of the script. To insert variables (tokens) in the script, enclose the token name in curly brackets { and }. The tokens appear as data points on the CallScript design block.
TopMost	Set to True to have the CallScript window appear as the top window on the end user's screen. (Boolean)
WordWrap	Set to True to enable word wrapping of the script. (Boolean)
ZoomFactor	Integer setting from 1 (actual font size) to 6 (six times the initial font size). Your entry controls the size of the text displayed in the CallScript window.
Message	The resulting text that displays in the CallScript after input has been received for the tokens. For example, if the script is: Hello {title} {Lastname} and you output the Message, the result will be "Hello" or Hello followed by whatever input has been received by the title and Lastname tokens for the CallScript component.