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- TCPack Scripting Interface
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- For programmers eyes only…
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- Following is the syntax of the Scripting Interface.
- Please, refer to the General Help for the meaning of each parameter.
- You can also test your Scripts with the Sample application from Apple.
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- IPAddress <host name> | <numeric, max = 255.255.255.255>
- LocalPort <numeric, max = 65535>
- RemotePort <numeric, max = 65535>
- TelnetProtocol <true | false>
- DropTelnet <true | false>
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- Precedence <numeric 0…7>
- LowDelay <true | false>
- HighThroughput <true | false>
- HighReliability <true | false>
- TimeToLive <numeric, max = 255>
- DontFragment <true | false>
- Security <true | false>
- IPOptionsValid <true | false>
- IPOptions <hexa, max = FFFFFFFF>[.<hexa>][.<hexa>]…
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- Terminal <terminal name>
- AskEcho <true | false>
- AskBinary <true | false>
- AcceptBinary <true | false>
- TelnetStripNewLine <true | false>
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- DisplayMenu <true | false>
- DisplayAlerts <true | false> (since version 1.5)
- FTPServer <true | false> (ignored in version 2.0)
- AddNewLine <true | false> (ignored in version 2.0)
- SkipNewLine <true | false> (ignored in version 2.0)
- KeyDownEvents <true | false>
- FTPApplication <application name> (ignored in version 2.0)
- FTPCreator <4 chars string> (ignored in version 2.0)
- FTPDocument <4 chars string> (ignored in version 2.0)
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- - To be compatible with MacX, “IPAddress”, “LocalPort” and “RemotePort” can also be
- written “RemoteAddress”, “LocalTCPPort” and “RemoteTCPPort”.
- Moreover, CMGetConfig() returns the local IPAddress under “LocalAddress” but this
- command is ignored by CMSetConfig().
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- - If you specify a Host Name instead of an IPAddress, the DNR tries to find the
- corresponding address.
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- - The IPOptions can contain up to 10 longs if Security is false, 9 longs otherwise.
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- - True and false may also be written 1 or 0.
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- - Names and strings can be written between quotes (ex: “my host”).
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- - Scripts are also available in French and Spanish. If you create a new ‘STR#’
- resource to add another language, its ID must be 31100 + Language Code (as
- defined in <ScriptMgr.h>).
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- - If you use the Sample application (given by Apple) to test your Scripting Interface,
- don’t forget to insert “Spanish” after “Swedish” in the Languages pop-up menu.
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