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Parameters in

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SIL™ Runner Gadget

SIL You can customize the SIL™ Runner Gadget can be customized in a much more user friendly way , asking parameters more nicely. In order to configure such an entry, you will need to set by setting up the following components:

  • Name - the name  name of the configuration
  • Description - the description  description of the configuration
  • Execution script - the script that will be executed 
  • Parameter script - an optional script that will dynamically insert the advanced parameter fields on the configuration 's run screen. 

                                         If If no parameter script is given, the user will be able to add simple input fields for the text parameters (we maintained the old functionality).

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In order to not show any kind of input for the parameters, use an empty script.

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The execution script is the script that will be executed. If there are any parameters declared in the parameter script, their values will be received and interpreted here. In order to get the values of the parameters, you will need to use the parameter retrieval routines

In our case, the execution script uses the runnerLog routine and  can and can return as many values as you need, regardless of their type.

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The parameter script contains the declaration of the parameters that will be used in the execution script. In order to declare the parameters you will need to , use the input type routines.

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gadget_createDatePicker("Start Date", currentDate(), true, "Choose a start date");
gadget_createInput("Tanks", "500", true, "The number of tanks");
gadget_createInput("Infantry", "1600", true, "The number of tanks");
gadget_createCheckboxGroup("Rockets", {"A big one", "A lot of small ones"}, "", false, "Do you want to use rockets?");

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The parameters can be set to a default values, which can be edited before running the execution script. Using the scripts above, the SIL SIL™ Runner Gadget will look like this:

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The execution of the script above produces the following output below:

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