Overview of CRT Script Objects

Scripts interact with CRT by invoking properties and methods on CRT's "top-level" or Application object or by invoking the properties and methods on "sub-objects" available through CRT's application object. CRT's application object is accessed in scripts with the name æcrtÆ. Properties and methods on CRT's sub-objects may be accessed by creating a reference to a sub-object, or through the use of VBScriptÆs multiple dot syntax. For example:

Dim dlg

Set dlg = crt.Dialog

dlg.Prompt("Login:")

Or, without creating the reference:

crt.Dialog.Prompt("Login:")

For a complete reference to all CRT script objects, see the Script Objects Reference in the next section.