running a script in a macro(Wizard FE)

[Reyek]

Anyone have any idea how to run a script in a macro? like pressing f1 or something to make a script run....

[Drew2]

If you mean a command line script, (.cmd), then in the macro just type .scriptname \r

[Reyek]

That does not work

[Xcalibur]

{=.xxx}\r

exemple, my script .cmd is skin

{=.skin}\r

add.wiz in case of wiz

[Edited on 7-30-2003 by Xcalibur]

[draconis nematoda]

Originally posted by Xcalibur
{=.xxx}r

exemple, my script .cmd is skin

{=.skin}r

add.wiz in case of wiz

[Edited on 7-30-2003 by Xcalibur]

{=.scriptname} for cmd scripts
{=scriptname} for wiz scripts
You don't need to add the "r"

[Parkbandit]

Ok, that just went over my head.

I have a script called .get which will pick up stuff off the ground. Instead of me typing .get and then enter.. I want to simply hit the F1 key.

Now.. what do I need to do to get it to work? And in English please :)

[Bobmuhthol]

Go to Configuration>Macro Keys>Function Keys.
Type: {=.get} in the F1 slot.

[Parkbandit]

Thanks Bob.. that's all I wanted was plain ol' english.

And they said you are worthless. :)