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Setting Scripting Preferences


You set scripting preferences from the Development Tools Options window.

To set scripting options

  1. From the Siebel Tools View menu, select Options.

    The Development Tools Options window appears.

  2. Click the Scripting tab.

    The following table describes the fields in the Scripting Options tab.

    Area
    Field
    Description

    Font

    Name

    Used to select the font for display of scripts.

    Size

    Used to select the font size for display of scripts.

    Script Assist

    Allows you to set Script Assist options. For more information on Script Assist, see Setting Script Assist Preferences.

    NOTE:  You must have the ST eScript Engine enabled to use these features. For more information, see About the ST eScript Engine.

    Enable Method Listing

    Enables Script Assist to display a drop-down of all methods and properties available for a declared object.

    Tab width

    Defines the number of spaces for a tab character. The default is four spaces.

    Enable Auto Complete

    When checked, will auto complete a given term when the minimal number of unique characters have been entered.

    Additionally, this setting will auto complete method or property names, presenting a drop-down list for strings that are not unique.

    Auto Indent

    When checked, each succeeding line is indented to the position set by the current line.

    Enable Favorites

    When checked, the most frequently used object, method, and property names will appear in italics at the top of the Script Assist window.

    Engine Settings

    Allows you to set options for the ST eScript Engine. For more information on these settings, see Setting ST eScript Engine Options.

    Language

    Default language for new scripts

    A drop-down list allows you to choose the scripting language, either eScript or Visual Basic.

    Browser script compilation folder

    This field allows you to specify the folder where your browser scripts will reside. This also determines where browser scripts are generated, such as C:\Program Files\Siebel\8.0\web client\PUBLIC\enu. In this case, browser script files are generated to C:\Program Files\Siebel\8.0\web client\PUBLIC\enu\<genbscript time stamped folder>\bscripts\all.

    Debugging

    Allows you to set options for the Siebel Debugger. For more information, see About the Siebel Debugger.

    Adjust breakpoint to next valid line

    When breakpoints are deleted on invalid lines, this option creates a breakpoint at the next valid line.

    Make debugger window active when debugging

    The Siebel Debugger window appears whenever you are in debug mode.

    Always enter the debugger when an error occurs

    The Siebel Debugger window appears whenever a script error occurs.

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