You can enter PlanetPress Talk code in any of the following places in PlanetPress. Note that in all places except a text box that accepts PlanetPress Talk code, you can use the PlanetPress Talk Editor to enter your scripts. The PlanetPress Talk Editor provides a rich set of features that make entering, executing, and debugging scripts fast and efficient. For complete information on the PlanetPress Talk Editor, consult the PlanetPress User Guide.
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PlanetPress Talk-enabled input box (any box for which the title or label is colored in maroon/dark red) |
A single line of PlanetPress Talk code preceded by an equal (=) sign. |
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PlanetPress Talk properties of an object, group, page, document, or condition. |
A PlanetPress Talk script. You can enter the script directly in the appropriate Properties dialog box, or using the PlanetPress Talk Editor. |
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PlanetPress Talk code property of a PlanetPress Talk object. |
A PlanetPress Talk scripts. You can enter the script directly in the PlanetPress Talk Object Properties dialog box, or using the PlanetPress Talk Editor. |
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PlanetPress Talk properties of a paragraph in a text/box object |
A PlanetPress Talk script. You enter the script using the PlanetPress Talk Editor. |
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User-defined emulation selection in the Data Selector. |
A PlanetPress Talk script. You can enter the script using the PlanetPress Talk Editor. Important note: When a user-defined emulation is used with metadata, results and behavior are unknown and unsupported. For instance, refreshing the metadata file may cause the document to crash and/or corrupt. For this reason, it is strongly advised to create backup copies of your documents beforehand. |
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Global Function Properties dialog box |
A PlanetPress Talk script that defines a new PlanetPress Talk function. |
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Import command in the PlanetPress Talk Editor |
A file containing a PlanetPress Talk script. For example you can write a PlanetPress Talk script in an external text editor, save it as a .ptk file. You use the PlanetPress Talk Editor to import and, if necessary, edit the script. You can also export a script from within the PlanetPress Talk Editor, using the Export command. This makes it easy to re-use scripts. Consult the information on the PlanetPress Talk Editor in the PlanetPress User Guide for help importing and exporting scripts. |