Description:
MortScript interprets a (quite) simple batch language. If you know .bat files in DOS or shell scripts in *nix: it's something like that. Its focus is to remote control or launch other applications, not to write real applications.
It's more an hacker tool without a nifty interface, you have to write your scripts with any text editor.
For beginners, this might be a bit too complicated.
Available commands currently include:
- Run, activate, hide, close, and kill programs.
- Wait functions: certain timespan, wait for existence or activation of windows, lots of other conditions (SleepMessage).
- Send keystrokes, mouse clicks, and some window messages (OK, Cancel, Yes, and No buttons) to windows.
- File operations: copy, rename/move, delete, create shortcuts, read and write text files.
- Support of ZIP archives (no replacement of existing archived files).
- Read/write access to serial (COM) ports.
- Create and remove directories.
- Read from and write into the registry.
- Open and close connections (closing no longer possible since WM5 AKU3), read files from the Internet.
- Several condition and loop structures (If, Switch, Choice dialog, While, ForEach, ...).
- Lots of system features (e.g. rotation, volume, backlight brightness, soft reset, battery level, ...).
- Subroutines (Call, Sub/EndSub).
- Variables, expressions (integer operations, string contatenations, ...), and lots of integrated functions.
More information:
http://mort.sto-helit.de/index.php?module=page&entry=ms_overview&action=view&menu=29
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Thursday, November 1, 2007
MortScript v4.1
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Labels: Task Manager
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