Restart Supporting Action

The script function, Restart_Supporting_Actions, provides a way for the user to restart the supporting actions on a given reformatted screen. It also allows the user to specify a supporting action index as the new starting point. The following is an example demonstrating how the function can be used:

Script(restartScreenActionsTest)
Boolean(bCancelScripts, True)
Number(nStartAction, True)
Comment: Restart supporting actions.
Restart_Supporting_Actions( nStartAction, bCancelScripts)
Message("Restarted Supporting Actions.", 5)
Return

bCancelScripts is a True/False parameter that determines if any actions currently working should be stopped immediately. When set to True, it will stop any actions currently working that are set to recycle. If set to false, all supporting actions will be stopped, except for script actions. Script actions continue to use behavioral options selected in the script dialog.

nStartAction is a numeric parameter index that determines what supporting action to start. Entering 0 or 1 will start at the first supporting action.

 


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