6960 Script filenames can not contain spaces. The filename you entered "%s" will be changed to "%s". Click Ok to continue or Cancel to enter a new filename.
6963 Copyright
6964 Author
6965 Description
6966 Filename
6967 Copyright
6968 Author
6969 Description
6970 &File~&Script
6971 Save and end the current macro recording.
6972 You may not use the ' character in any of the description fields.
6973 SaveMaterials
6974 Save the materials used to the script parameters
10716 Deleting all the commands in a script is not allowed.\nTry selecting fewer commands.
10717 Do you wish to save the changes you made to
10718 Unable to parse script.
10719 Could not open the script in the Python source editor. Check the setting of 'Python source editor' in file locations.
10720 Script Editor
10721 ' is not allowed in any fields of the script information section.
10722 This command cannot be modified without a valid image open.
10723 (NOT Editable)
10951 RepeatLastPlugin
10952 Repeat the last plug in performed
10953 Repeat Last &Plugin
10954 Effects~RepeatLastPlugin
10955 Repeat the last plugin performed.\nRepeat Last Plugin
10956 Repeat Last Plugin
11201 StopScript
11202 Stop the currently executing script.
11203 &Stop Script
11204 File~Script~Stop Script
11205 Stop the currently executing script.\nStop Script
11206 Stop Script
11207 This will stop all currently executing scripts. Script execution will end after the current operation is completed. Do you wish to continue?
11451 UpdateScreen
11452 Force a refresh of the screen.
11453 &UpdateScreen
11454 &Debug
11455 UpdateScreen\nUpdateScreen
11456 UpdateScreen
11701 ScriptWndClear
11702 Clear all data from the script output window.
11703 &Clear output window
11704 &Scripts
11705 Clear the script output window\nClear output window
11706 clear output window
11801 ScriptWndAutoShow
11802 Control whether the script output window is automatically shown whenever data is sent to the error stream.
11803 &Toggle auto show
11804 &Scripts
11805 Control whether the script output window is automatically shown when an error occurs\nToggle script output auto-show
11806 Toggle auto show
11808 Enable auto show
11809 Set true to enable auto show of the script output window, false to disable.
11810 Previous Value
11811 Returns the previous state of the auto show flag - true if the window would auto show, false otherwise.
12051 ExitApp
12052 Exit the application
12053 &Exit App
12054 File
12055 ExitApp\nExit the application
12056 ExitApp
12300 BoundScript1
12301 Run the script BoundScript1. This command exists so that the user can place scripts on menu items or toolbar button, albeit in a limited way.
12302 Bound Script &1
12303 &Bound Scripts
12304 Run the script BoundScript1\nBound Script 1
12305 Bound Script 1
12306 BoundScript1.PspScript
12310 BoundScript2
12311 Run the script BoundScript2. This command exists so that the user can place scripts on menu items or toolbar button, albeit in a limited way.
12312 Bound Script &2
12313 &Bound Scripts
12314 Run the script BoundScript2\nBound Script 2
12315 Bound Script 2
12316 BoundScript2.PspScript
12320 BoundScript3
12321 Run the script BoundScript3. This command exists so that the user can place scripts on menu items or toolbar button, albeit in a limited way.
12322 Bound Script &3
12323 &Bound Scripts
12324 Run the script BoundScript3\nBound Script 3
12325 Bound Script 3
12326 BoundScript3.PspScript
12340 BoundScript4
12341 Run the script BoundScript4. This command exists so that the user can place scripts on menu items or toolbar button, albeit in a limited way.
12342 Bound Script &4
12343 &Bound Scripts
12344 Run the script BoundScript4\nBound Script 4
12345 Bound Script 4
12346 BoundScript4.PspScript
12350 BoundScript5
12351 Run the script BoundScript5. This command exists so that the user can place scripts on menu items or toolbar button, albeit in a limited way.
12352 Bound Script &5
12353 &Bound Scripts
12354 Run the script BoundScript5\nBound Script 5
12355 Bound Script 5
12356 BoundScript5.PspScript
12360 BoundScript6
12361 Run the script BoundScript6. This command exists so that the user can place scripts on menu items or toolbar button, albeit in a limited way.
12362 Bound Script &6
12363 &Bound Scripts
12364 Run the script BoundScript6\nBound Script 6
12365 Bound Script 6
12366 BoundScript6.PspScript
12370 BoundScript7
12371 Run the script BoundScript7. This command exists so that the user can place scripts on menu items or toolbar button, albeit in a limited way.
12372 Bound Script &7
12373 &Bound Scripts
12374 Run the script BoundScript7\nBound Script 7
12375 Bound Script 7
12376 BoundScript7.PspScript
12380 BoundScript8
12381 Run the script BoundScript8. This command exists so that the user can place scripts on menu items or toolbar button, albeit in a limited way.
12382 Bound Script &8
12383 &Bound Scripts
12384 Run the script BoundScript8\nBound Script 8
12385 Bound Script 8
12386 BoundScript8.PspScript
12390 BoundScript9
12391 Run the script BoundScript9. This command exists so that the user can place scripts on menu items or toolbar button, albeit in a limited way.
12392 Bound Script &9
12393 &Bound Scripts
12394 Run the script BoundScript9\nBound Script 9
12395 Bound Script 9
12396 BoundScript9.PspScript
12550 StartForeignWindow
12551 This command tells PSP that a dialog or window created by a script is running. In this state PSP will ensure that the dialog remains on top of the PSP window, and PSP will not allow any other scripts to run. The parameter passed is the window handle (available by winfo_id() from within Tk) of the dialog. The state is ended automatically when the window is destroyed, or by calling the command again with a handle of zero.
12552 Start &Foreign Window
12553 &File~S&cript
12554 Notify PSP that a script base dialog is starting\nStart Foreign Window
12555 Start Foreign Window
12557 Window Handle
12558 The window handle of the dialog. In Tk this can be obtained by using winfo_id(). In WxPython you can use GetHandle()
25226 ParamInfo
25227 Controls what parameter information is returned from GetCommandInfo.
25228 None
25229 No parameter information is returned
25230 Default
25231 Factory default parameter information is returned
25232 LastUsed
25233 Last used parameter values are returned
25402 AppOutputFiltering
25403 Defines the amount of output the application sends to the script output window. Each level includes all of the data from the previous level.
25404 None
25405 All application output suppressed.
25406 ErrorOnly
25407 All output except error messages suppressed.
25408 Minimal
25409 Internal use only.
25410 Normal
25411 Command logging done for all commands executed silently.
25412 Verbose
25413 Library load tracing is displayed
25414 Timing
25415 Library load and command execution timing data displayed.