Script List dialog box

This dialog box lists scripts that determine the splitting criteria. A document is split into pages according to the result returned by these scripts.

To open the Script List dialog box, click the Scripts... button on the General tab.

Script List

The basic pane displaying the available scripts.

Option Description
Condition

The script uses this condition as the starting point for splitting.

File name

The name of the script file.

Script path

The path to the script file.

Add

Adds a new script.

Edit

Allows modifying the selected script.

Remove

Removes the selected script.

Script Properties dialog box

The options on this pane can be accessed by clicking the Add or Edit on the Script List dialog box, and allow you to modify the values of the selected script.

Option Description
Script file

The path to the script file. Press the () button to browse to the location of the script file.

Edit

Opens the Script Editor.

Run condition

Select when the script should start running. The available options are:

  • Each barcode: runs for each barcode, in sequence.
  • Barcodes from zone: runs for each barcode within the designated zone.
  • Each page: runs for each page within the document.
  • Following pages: checks the specified pages for barcodes, and runs for each barcode found in sequence. The page numbering starts with 0.
  • Each document: runs once for the whole document.

Add

Adds a script variable.

Edit

Allows you to modify the selected script variable.

Remove

Removes the selected script variable.

Script Variable dialog box

The options on this dialog are accessed by clicking the Add or Edit buttons on the Script Properties dialog under Script variables, and allow you to modify the variables of the selected script.

Option Description
Variable name

Enter a name for the variable.

Variable scope

Select the impact scope of the variable. You can add Local and Global variables; only Global variables can be used to pass value from one script to another.

Initial value

The initial value of the variable.