- Return to book
- Review this book
- About the author
- Introduction
- 1. Basic Commands
- 2. Save Compile Run
- 3. Simplifying Scripting
- 4. Variables & Arithmetic
- 5. Strings & Dialog
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6.
Lists
- 6.1. Declaring Lists
- 6.2. Print List
- 6.3. Merge Lists
- 6.4. Modifying Lists
- 6.5. Extracting Items From Lists
- 6.6. Size of List
- 6.7. Part of List
- 6.8. Reverse of List
- 6.9. Random Value
- 6.10. Coercion
- 6.11. Merging Different Type
- 6.12. Character List
- 6.13. Get List By Splitting Test
- 6.14. Custom Delimiters To String
- 7. More On Dialogs
- 8. Records
- 9. Easier Dialogs
- 10. Conditional Statements
- 11. Try Catch Exceptions
- 12. Files & Folders
- 13. Loops
- 14. Handlers
- 15. Saving As Application
- 16. Additional Guides
Export
What if I have already saved the file as a script and now I want to save it as a text/application/script bundle. How do I do that? Well it’s simple.
Figure 2.2.1 Exporting a Script
Figure 2.2.2 Selecting File Format
Explanation: Go to File and click on Export. Give name to your script. And in file format, you can either select Script/Script Bundle/Application/Text.
As soon as you save the file as a script, the contents of the script gets colored. Now you are ready to run the script.