Customizing The List Of Actions; Types Of Scripts - Symantec WISESCRIPT PACKAGE EDITOR 7.0 SP2 - FOR WISE INSTALLATION STUDIO V1.0 Installation Manual

Customizing the List of Actions

Types of Scripts

WiseScript Package Editor Reference
Connection lines connect the beginning and end of an If block or a loop. To show or
hide connection lines, select View menu > Connection Lines.
Script Editor contains four default action groups: All Items, SVS Items, Favorites,
and Custom. You can add up to 10 additional groups and add any actions that appear in
the All Items group to any other group. The All Items group contains all actions, and
you cannot remove this group or any of its actions. You can remove any of the other
groups and edit the actions that appear in the groups.
To add an action group
1. Right-click anywhere in the Actions list and select Add Group.
The Group Name dialog box appears.
2. Enter the name of the new group and click OK.
The Select Items for Group dialog box appears.
3. Select the actions to include in the group and click OK.
The new action group appears with the actions you selected.
To edit an action group
1. Click the title bar of the action group.
You cannot edit or remove the All Items group.
2. Right-click below the action group title bar and select Add/Remove Items.
The Select Items for Group dialog box appears.
3. Add, delete, or move group items and click OK.
You can customize the Actions list further by creating user-defined actions.
See About User-Defined Actions
In Script Editor, you can edit the following scripts:
Event Scripts
Event scripts handle events. (Example: The end user cancels the installation.) You can
select from the Event drop-down list and edit:
Mainline
The primary script that's executed during the normal installation process. It
contains placeholders for Cancel and Exit scripts. When you open a script, that script
is considered the "main installation script," and is on the first tab below the
installation script.
Changes in the main installation script are reflected in Installation Expert and vice
versa.
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