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// Launch paintbrush.exe
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:(pbrush.exe
@Vv
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//		SHOW SEVERAL INTRODUCTORY TEXT BOXES
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:#L
This small script will highlight several points of interest for you, as a demo
script designer.
I hope, you have already read README.TXT file, and you are familiar with the
basic concepts of Stdemo Player. If not, you'll have a chance to do this later.
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As you can see, this box has two buttons. If you would like to stop this demo -
select "Stop" button at any time, otherwise select "Continue". The same is correct
for all dialog boxes to come.
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Try to move this dialog box, as you move any window. Note, however, that you can
"drag" this box by selecting any point inside it, except buttons. It makes the whole
business of moving a lot easier.
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:#MU
Even if you manage to move it outside the screen, so that it becomes impossible to
move it back - you still are able to continue execution, by pressing C key, or to
stop it by pressing S key.
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Note also how politely cursor points to the "Continue" button, so that the only
things you have to do are: read and click.
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:#M
You may ask, how I created this solid background? Rather simple.
I started the Paintbrush, and selected View Picture from it's menu.
These are the commands, which have done this:
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:(pbrush.exe
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@Vv
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//		SHOW THE MAIN MENU
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:LmainMenu
:*L
Now you may choose one of the topics and continue...
1startreadMe|Show readme.txt.
2startScriptTxt|Show script.txt ( currently running script).
4textBox|Demonstrate various TEXT  boxes.
5menuBox|Demonstrate various MENU  boxes.
6inputBox|Demonstrate various INPUT boxes.
7calcDemo|Demonstrate mouse actions.
8pbrushDemo|Extensive keyboard/mouse action script.
9finishDemo|Finish this demo.
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//			SHOW README.TXT
//
:LstartreadMe
:(notepad.exe readme.txt|1
:LcontrolNotepad
:*MDR
1pageDown|Scroll one page down
2pageUp|Scroll one page up
3goBottom|Show the last page
4goTop|Show the first page
5closeReadme|Return to the main menu
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:LpageDown
]+
:GcontrolNotepad
:LpageUp
]-
:GcontrolNotepad
:LgoBottom
%]E
:GcontrolNotepad
:LgoTop
%]H
:GcontrolNotepad
:LcloseReadme
@FX
:)
:GmainMenu
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//
// 			DEMONSTRATE VARIOUS TEXT BOXES
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//
:LtextBox
:#W
There are 5 text boxes available at the present time. They vary by their size
only. Any can be placed at one of the 9 pre-defined screen locations.
I'll show all of them one by one.
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This one - is the WIDE box.
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:#NUL
And this is the NARROW box. I programmed it to appear in the upper left corner
of the screen.
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:#SCD
This one is SMALL. It is centered at the bottom of screen.
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:#MRD
This is the MEDIUM one.
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It is located in the bottom right corner.
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:#L
And finally the LARGE one.
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In the center.
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:GmainMenu
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//			SHOW README.TXT
//
:LstartScriptTxt
:(notepad.exe script.txt|1
:LcontrolScriptTxt
:*MDR
1pageScriptDown|Scroll one page down
2pageScriptUp|Scroll one page up
3goScriptBottom|Show the last page
4goScriptTop|Show the first page
5closeScriptTxt|Return to the main menu
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:LpageScriptDown
]+
:GcontrolScriptTxt
:LpageScriptUp
]-
:GcontrolScriptTxt
:LgoScriptBottom
%]E
:GcontrolScriptTxt
:LgoScriptTop
%]H
:GcontrolScriptTxt
:LcloseScriptTxt
@FX
:)
:GmainMenu
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//
// 			DEMONSTRATE VARIOUS MENU BOXES
//
//
:LmenuBox
:#M
You actually just saw the MENU box - you've chosen this topic from it.
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Now, I'll show several more menu boxes to demonstrate how you can customize
them.
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:*S
Small box has only two items.
1cmenu|Whatever you chose -
2cmenu|I go ahead...
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:Lcmenu
:#S
Then I'll show the same box, but without the header text.
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Note that the header field is hidden.
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:*S
1cmenu1|The same box, but...
2cmenu1|without the header field.
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:Lcmenu1
:*M
This is the MEDIUM menu box. All 5 fields are present, as you see.
1cmenu2|First menu item...
2cmenu2|Second menu item...
3cmenu2|Third menu item...
4cmenu2|Fourth menu item...
5cmenu2|Fifth menu item...
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:Lcmenu2
:*M
Now look, this is the same box - but I skipped 1-st, 3-rd and 5-th items.
2cmenu3|Second menu item...
4cmenu3|Fourth menu item...
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:Lcmenu3
:*L
And here the full-blown LARGE menu box goes... Of course, when you code it,
you may skip the header and/or any of the items. Isn't it nice to have so many choices?
1cmenu4|This is the first item of the large menu box.
2cmenu4|This is the second item of the large menu box.
3cmenu4|This is the third item of the large menu box.
4cmenu4|This is the fourth item of the large menu box.
5cmenu4|This is the fifth item of the large menu box.
6cmenu4|This is the sixth item of the large menu box.
7cmenu4|This is the seventh item of the large menu box.
8cmenu4|This is the eighth item of the large menu box.
9cmenu4|This is the ninth item of the large menu box.
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:Lcmenu4
:GmainMenu
:LinputBox
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//
// 			DEMONSTRATE VARIOUS INPUT BOXES
//
//
:#M
There are 3 available sizes for the INPUT boxes: small, medium and large.
Every box has a header text field and from 1 to 9 edit fields. For the medium and
large boxes every edit field paired with the description field.
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You'd better look than read...
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// Clear all variables.
:$1
:$2
:$3
:$4
:$5
:$6
:$7
:$8
:$9
:%S
This is the small input box.
Note, it has only one editable field.
1
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:$1This is the text, assigned to $1
:%S
This is the same box, but it's edit field
is not empty.
1
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:$1
:%M
This is the MEDIUM input box. As you see it has 5 edit fields.
Enter something...
1Description 1
2Description 2
3Description 3
4Description 4
5Description 5
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:%M
This is the same MEDIUM input box, but I skipped the 1-st and the 5-th fields.
2Description 2
3Description 3
4Description 4
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:%L
This is the full LARGE input box. Note that
some fields are without description.
1Description for the field 1
2Description for the field 2
3Description for the field 3
4Description for the field 4
5
6Description for the field 6
7Description for the field 7
8
9Description for the field 9
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:%L
And this is the same LARGE input box. You may skip some fields in it. Note that
some fields are missing.
1Description for the field 1
3Description for the field 3
5Description for the field 5
7Description for the field 7
9Description for the field 9
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And now I'll show how you can use what is entered into the edit
fields of the INPUT box. I hope, you have typed something.
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:(notepad.exe|1
If you have entered some text into the edit fields,]!
I'll type it here (values are enclosed in the angle brackets)]:]!
The first field has the value]:		<$1>]!
The second field has the value]:		<$2>]!
The third field has the value]:		<$3>]!
The fourth field has the value]:		<$4>]!
The fifth field has the value]:		<$5>]!
The sixth field has the value]:		<$6>]!
The seventh field has the value]:	<$7>]!
The eighth field has the value]:		<$8>]!
The ninth field has the value]:		<$9>]!
:#SDR
Simply click continue...
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@FX
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// clear all variables
:$1
:$2
:$3
:$4
:$5
:$6
:$7
:$8
:$9
:GmainMenu
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//			DEMONSTRATE MOUSE ACTIONS
//
:LcalcDemo
:(calc.exe
:C11
:S324|283
:OFC
@VT
// Clear
:#SUL
I'm going to move the cursor to the 'CLEAR' button - and click.
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:M0|0
:M38|66|100
:BL1:BL0
// click 2
:#SUL
Now I'm going to move the cursor to the '2' button - and click.
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:M135|196|100
:BL1:BL0
// click *
:#SUL
Now I'll move to the '*' button - and click.
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:M242|152|100
:BL1:BL0
// click 3
:#SUL
And here we go to the '3' button - and click.
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:M189|196|100
:BL1:BL0
// click =
:#SUL
Now I'm going to click on '=' and, truly, I'm expecting to get....
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:M295|240|100
:BL1:BL0
:#SUL
Don't tell me that the result is not equal to six, please!
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:C00
@E]<]|]|]|]|]|]!
:)
:GmainMenu
:LpbrushDemo
//
// Launch paintbrush.exe
//
:(pbrush.exe
:C11
//:=200
// Make sure the paint area is big enough
@OI@D@O]~]!
//Make it fullscreen
@F]<]|]|]|]|]!
// Select font
@TFTimes New Roman]~Bold]~32]~]~]!
// Assume, that the whole windows area is 1024x768
:OSW
:S1024|768
// Select the tool
]~]<]<]<]<]<]<]<]<]<]<]<]<]<]<]<]<]<]<]<]<]<]<]<]<]<]<]<]<]<
]|]|]|]I
// Select the line width
]~]^]^]^]^]^]^]^]^]|]|]|]|]I
// Select the light gray
]~]^]<]<]<]<]<]<]<]<]<]<]<]<]<]<]<
]>]I
// Fill The area
]~
]I
// Select white
]~]~]~]<]I]~
// Select Text and type in white
]~]^]^]>]I
// Set Cursor to 150x150
:M150|150
]IIsn't it nice?]!     Do you like it?]!          Please, register!]!Mik.
// Select dark gray and type
]~]<]I]>]I]~]~]>]|]I]~
// Set Cursor to 152x152
:M152|152
]IIsn't it nice?]!     Do you like it?]!          Please, register!]!Mik.
// Select light gray and type
]~]<]I]>]I]~]~]^]I]~
// Set Cursor to 151x151
:M151|151
]IIsn't it nice?]!     Do you like it?]!          Please, register!]!Mik.
:C00
:#SDR
I can't believe you didn't enjoy it...
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//
// Kill paintbrush
//
@FXN
:)
:GmainMenu
//
// SPECIAL __STOP__ PROCESSING
// 
:LfinishDemo
//
// Kill paintbrush
//
]!
@FX
:)
:Gstop
:L__STOP__
:X0
:#S
I just wanted to show here that you can catch in you script when STOP 
button is pressed. After you press Continue - this demo will simply be terminated.
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:Lstop