Set Current Control; Set File Attributes - Symantec WISESCRIPT EDITOR 7.0 SP2 - FOR NS V1.0 Manual

Set Current Control

Set File Attributes

WiseScript Editor Reference
Control Name
This contains all controls in the current dialog box. Select a control.
Use the Dialog Editor view (which shows the dialog box) to see or change the
name of controls. To name a control, right-click the control, select Control
Properties, and, in the dialog box that appears, enter a name in the Control
Name field.
Control Text
Enter new text to associate with the control.
The sample script Event Handler.wse uses this action. For details on sample scripts, see
ScriptHelp.htm in the Samples subdirectory of this product's installation directory.
This action appears only when you are in a dialog box script.
This action sets a control to be the current control in a dialog box. The current control is
the one to which keyboard operations apply. (Example: If the OK button is the current
control, and you press Enter, the OK button is activated.) Controls without names cannot
be manipulated with this action.
To access this action
1. Double-click a "Custom Dialog" line in the script.
The dialog box appears in the Custom Dialog Editor.
2. Select View > Dialog Script Editor.
A smaller list of actions appears in the Actions list, including this action.
3. Double-click Set Current Control.
Control Name
This contains all controls in the current dialog box. Select a control to set as
current.
Use the Dialog Editor view (which shows the dialog box) to see or change the
name of controls. To name a control, right-click the control, select Control
Properties, and, in the dialog box that appears, enter a name in the Control
Name field.
This action sets the attributes of one file or a group of files.
To complete the dialog box
File Pathname
Specify a file to change (example: %MAINDIR%\Acrobat.pdf). You can use
wildcards to specify multiple files (example: %MAINDIR%\*.pdf).
Read Only / Hidden / System
Mark the attributes to set.
Scan Directory Tree
Mark this to apply the changes to all files in the specified directory, along with all
files in its subdirectories and their subdirectories.
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