!script – Run script files

Use this console command to process a .FIL or .TDR script file.

Format

Read syntax diagramSkip visual syntax diagram!script  filename resumenbr resumenbr stopnbr P x= parameter
filename
is a file name with an extension of .FIL or .TDR. If you specify a file name with some other extension, the command is rejected.

The file must be formatted correctly based on the type indicated by the file name extension. If either a syntax error or a runtime error occurs during processing, an error is reported on the console and processing of the script ends. You can specify the complete file name directory path. The default path is the directory where the console was started.

resumenbr
is the line number where the script continues. Specify a numeric value greater than 0.
stopnbr
is the line number of the last command that is run before the script stops. Specify a numeric value greater than 0.
Px=parameter
specifies one or more parameters to pass to a script, where x is a number from 1 to 10 and parameter is an argument.

Additional information

  • When the console commandarea option is specified as disable in the session configuration file (for example, console.commandarea=disable), the !script command becomes disabled.
  • You must code the resumenbr or stopnbr parameter before you code the Px parameter.
  • Parameters without values specified will be interpreted as being empty.

Examples

The following command runs a .TDR script file named chkstatus.tdr in the local directory. 
!script chkstatus.tdr

Related information

  • See Console commands for information about the console commands.
  • See the RAVEN Programmer's Guide for more information about the TDRV variation.