Hi,
Through user buttom (image) I could execute command number #630. But not using any resource of catalog or even user menu
How to execute command number # through catalog or user menu?
How to execute command number # through catalog or user menu
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cadu
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How to execute command number # through catalog or user menu
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Filehero
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Re: How to execute command number # through catalog or user
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Load("#630;", , s);Filehero
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cadu
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Re: How to execute command number # through catalog or user
Thanks!
I intend to learn more about it. Do you know what are the topics in "help" file that are related to this subject/syntax you provide me?
Best,
Cadu
I intend to learn more about it. Do you know what are the topics in "help" file that are related to this subject/syntax you provide me?
Best,
Cadu
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Re: How to execute command number # through catalog or user
This is enough:
The trailing ";" marks it as a script.
Another way is to prefix the script marker:
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#630;Another way is to prefix the script marker:
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