Script Command Format

A single script command consists of the command name (including the colon), followed by one or more keyword/value pairs. A keyword is separated from its value by an equal sign (=). Each keyword/value pair ends with a semicolon (;).

The basic script command format is shown below:

COMMAND_NAME:keyword=value; keyword=value;

You can free-format test scripts. That is, you can insert any whitespace character into any script command.

Example 2-2 shows an actual test script that demonstrates some of the script commands and their associated keywords and values.

Example 2-2 Sample Test Script Showing Commands

LOAD:Reference=scanner; Profile=mtk600zs.inp; Handling=File; 
LoadHint=AllNow; 
LOAD:Reference=monitor; Profile=sony16.mon; Handling=File; 
LoadHint=AllNow; 
CONNECT:NAME=scan-mon;    
    Count=2;
    Reference=scanner;
    Reference=monitor;     
    Operation=FORWARD; 
EVAL:Reference=scan-mon;     
    SourcePixLayout=RGBInterLeaved;
    DestPixLayout=RGBInterLeaved;     
    Callbacks=;
    ImageIn=rhg_mtek600;
    ImageOut=rhg_mon.tst;     
    Operation=Forward; 
FREE:Reference=scanner; 
FREE:Reference=monitor;
FREE:Reference=scan-mon;