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To create and run scripts in JScript, create the Script object. Then, in the Editor-Debugger utility, enter the script, check it, and debug it.

You can create JScript scripts in Axxon PSIM using the built-in To create a JScript script in Axxon PSIM, the Editor-Debugger utility is used.

To start the Editor-Debugger utility, click the Editor-Debugger button in on the settings panel of the Script object settings panel.

Creating the Script object

To create a scriptthe Script object in Axxon PSIM, do the following:

1. In the Programming tab (1) of the System Settings windowsettings window, create a the Script object (2).
2. Enter the identification number and the name for the script.

   Select the time limits for running the script in the Time Zone field (for example, the Always zone).

   the Script object (3).
3. Click the Apply button (4).
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The settings panel of the Script object opens.

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To configure the Script object, set the values of the following parameters:

1. In the Time schedule field (1), specify the time schedule of the script execution: Always, Never,or one of the schedules created earlier (1, see Creating and configuring Time schedules). The default value is Never.

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   By default, the Never time zone is selected

2. In the Computers field (2), select the computers (kernels) where  on which the script should must run.
   

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   By default, the script will run on all computers (kernels). The list shows displays only the computers registered in the Hardware tab of the System Settings windowsettings window. You can group check or clear all checkboxes by right-clicking. Image Added

3. Click the Apply button.

Creating and editing a script

To create a script in JScript in Axxon PSIM, do the following:

1. Click the

   Click the

   Editor-Debugger button

   in

   (3) at the bottom of the Script

   settings

   object panel to open the Editor-Debuggerutility.

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   Use the Editor-Debugger utility to create, edit, and save scripts in JScript. The settings panel of the Script object displays the text of the saved script available to that can also be edited is saved on the setting panel of the Script object..

2. In the Editor-Debugger utility window, open the Script Debug/Edit-edit script list and select the Script object you want to be edited edit (for example, Script 2the Script 1 object, as in the figure below).
   

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3. In the Script field, enter

   Enter

   the text of the script in the JScript programming language

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   For convenience, the cursor position is stored when script is saved or when switching between scripts in Editor-Debugger during a session, i.e. until Axxon PSIM is restarted.

   (see Examples of scripts in the JScript language).

4. Run the script using a test event. To create a test event, select theselect Debug and edit → Edit test event in the Debug and edit menu.
   The Test message window will open allowing to set the test opens containing the fields for setting the event parameters. 
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To run the script using the test event,

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select Debug and Edit

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→ Test run.

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Also, use Ctrl+T hotkey to test-run the script by test event.

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Features of working with a script

When working with a script in the Editor-Debugger utility, you can undo the last action or return the last action. To undo the last action, press the Ctrl+Z key combination. To return the last action, press the Ctrl+Y key combination.

Debugging a script

You can check if the script syntax is correct using the interpreter, which is built in to the Editor-Debugger utility. The result of the check with the information about the content and location of the error is displayed in the Debugger window corresponding to the script in the Script messages list.

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If there are errors, you need to edit the script

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syntax and check it again.

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After debugging the script using the Editor-Debugger utility, run it with a real system event. Check the result of the script execution. If the result is incorrect,

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make the necessary changes and run the script again.

Script creation is considered complete if it runs correctly.