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* [[VS:Object Events]] | |||
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* [[Vectorworks Scripting#Common Tasks|Scripting Common Tasks]] | |||
* [[Vectorworks Scripting#Installing Scripts|Installing Scripts]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 17:47, 13 May 2021
.VectorScript|VectorScript ..VS:Function Reference|Function Reference ..VS:Function_Reference_Appendix|Appendix
What is VectorScript
VectorScript is a scripting language component of the Vectorworks® Fundamentals software package. It is a lightweight programming language which syntactically resembles Pascal, incorporating many of the programming constructs of that language.
Language Guide
VectorScript is actually a “superset” of the Pascal language, extending basic Pascal capabilities with a number of APIs (application programming interfaces) which provide access to the features and functionality of the Vectorworks CAD engine.
Please, download and read the VectorScript Language Guide PDF document for more information.
Basics
- VS:Introduction
- VS:User Interface
- VS:Creating a Custom Dialog Box
- VS:Plug-in Parameter Types
- VS:Search Criteria
- VS:Include Files and Encryption
- VS:Object Events
- VS:The VectorScript Debugger