BlueZone Script Host and Debugger Help

Overview

BlueZone Script Host and Debugger is a Component Object Model (COM) scripting host application that utilizes the capabilities of BlueZone's DDE (Dynamic Data Exchange) and HLLAPI (High-Level Language API) interfaces. In addition to the scripting engine's properties and methods, BlueZone Script Host and Debugger adds methods that enable scripts to interact with the BlueZone emulation sessions and the host system.

BlueZone Scripting Host and Debugger can be used to debug scripts, pause script execution, step through statements and subroutines, and evaluate expressions. The process of debugging scripts is a simple one and begins with the setting of one or more Debug Breakpoints.

NOTE  The Microsoft Machine Debug Manager must be installed on your workstation to use the debugging features of the BlueZone Script Host and Debugger. If you do not have the Machine Debug Manager installed, BlueZone Script Host and Debugger will detect this condition, and will automatically download it.

Major Features

• Support for all Major Scripting Languages

• JavaScript

• VBScript

• Perl

• Python

• Rexx

• Td / Tk

• Support for BlueZone Basic

• Support for "Custom" Scripting Engines

• Large Four Panel Display

• Colored Syntax Display

• Selectable Fonts

• Built-in Debugging Feature

• Debug Stepping Feature

• Adjustable Speed Control

BlueZone Script Host Debugger Application

The following is an example of editing a script in the BlueZone Script Host and Debugger:

BlueZone Dialog Editor Application

BlueZone Script Host and Debugger is designed to work with the BlueZone Dialog Editor.  The BlueZone Dialog Editor is a standalone application that is used to create feature rich dialogs that can be incorporated into BlueZone scripts.

The following is an example of creating a dialog with the BlueZone Dialog Editor:

SEE  BlueZone Dialog Editor Help for more information.

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