RicardoSP55
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Well, i'm starting to use the ASPECT scripting. I'm interested to know the basics of the language: cicles, "escape characters", functions, anything that be helpfull...
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Here's a little something to get you started and familiarized with the language that I copied from my site:
Be sure to browse the SAMPLES directory on your Procomm Plus 4.8 CD for sample scripts, as well as the two tutorial PDF files in the SAMPLES\ASPECT directory. Also be sure to read ASPECT.PDF in the DOCS directory on the CD. This file is a high-level overview of ASPECT that serves as a very good introduction to the language, and also includes many sample scripts toward the end of the document. One final source of sample scripts is the ASPECT help file discussions of the various commands as they include many examples illustrating how the commands are used.
Be sure to browse the SAMPLES directory on your Procomm Plus 4.8 CD for sample scripts, as well as the two tutorial PDF files in the SAMPLES\ASPECT directory. Also be sure to read ASPECT.PDF in the DOCS directory on the CD. This file is a high-level overview of ASPECT that serves as a very good introduction to the language, and also includes many sample scripts toward the end of the document. One final source of sample scripts is the ASPECT help file discussions of the various commands as they include many examples illustrating how the commands are used.
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RicardoSP55
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Well, the problem is that i don't have de cd. In my job, the technicians installed the procomm in my laptop, but i don't have access to the cd...
The documentation you might need is available from within Procomm. (well on my install of ver4.8 it is)
Open PROCOMM....point to HELP > Script Reference
open it.
Then on the Contents TAB > Aspect Command Reference.
I have been reading this for years and still havent got the gist of it all....
Open PROCOMM....point to HELP > Script Reference
open it.
Then on the Contents TAB > Aspect Command Reference.
I have been reading this for years and still havent got the gist of it all....
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RicardoSP55
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Thanks!!! I have the 4.8 too!!! Thanks a lot!!!
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