1. Using Siebel Tools
  2. Setting Options for Siebel Script Editor

Setting Options for Siebel Script Editor

You can set options for working in the Siebel Script Editor, including setting a default scripting language and defining options for debugging.

To set options for Siebel Script Editor

  1. Follow the instructions in Opening the Siebel Script Editor to open the Siebel Script Editor.

  2. Click Settings (the cogwheel icon) on the Script Editor toolbar to configure the following options.

    • Formatting options. Select the check box next to any of the following formatting options to enable the option: Auto-Close Brackets, Display Line Numbers, Wrap Long Lines, Highlight Active Line, Match Brackets, Indent with Tabs.

    • Script Assist. Select the check box next to any of the following options to enable the option: Enable Method Listing, Enable Auto Complete, Enable Favorites.

    • Engine Settings. Select the check box next to any of the following options to enable the option: Fix And Go, Default Login, Enable Warnings, Deduce Types.

    • Languages. Select the check box next to the following option and then either eScript or Visual Basic from the drop-down list: Default language for new scripts (eScript or Visual Basic).

    For more information, see Siebel Script Editor Toolbar and Development Options for Scripting.