6 articles about Command bar, in reading order.
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Add your own buttons to a list's or a form's command bar. Most need no code, because they open a view, start a record or open an address. When the button depends on what the user ticked or typed, it runs a short script.
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A command bar can use your organisation's words and follow the order people work in. Rename the platform's own commands, hide the ones a list doesn't need, drag everything into place, and divide it into groups.
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BS Lang is the one scripting language in Parsware, used by form rules, buttons, plugin steps, Custom APIs, processes and Studio screens. If you know a little JavaScript you can read it already. Here are variables, lists, objects, functions, conditions and loops in one short script, and the few places it differs.
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The BS editor checks a script while you write it. A mistake is underlined within half a second, hovering says what is wrong, and a problems list under the script counts every error, jumps to each one and copies them all as text. Here is what it catches, and what it can't.
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Open a bracket after a function name and the BS editor shows what the call takes, with the argument you're on in bold and, for a function with several forms, each one to page through. Shift+Alt+F tidies the whole script, keeping your comments and your line breaks. Here is what each one does, and when formatting leaves a script alone.
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Completion helps once you know roughly what to type. The eye button answers the question before that, what can this script call at all, with every function the script can use, its arguments and a line on what it does, in a list you can search. Here is where it is, what it lists, and the one-line version on a Studio binding that inserts what you pick.
