13. Script Files
Notenik supports script files that can be used for executing a series of commands to transform input data sources and templates into appropriate output.
The file extension for a script file should be ‘.tcz’, short for ‘TDF Czar’, which was a predecessor to PSTextMerge, which was in turn a predecessor to Notenik.
A script file is either a tab-separated values file, or a comma-separated values file, containing five columns.
As with other Notenik files, it can be edited using a text editor.
Starting with Version 15.8.0, a file residing in a folder named scripts
, and having a file extension of .tsv
, for tab-separated values, will also be recognized as a script file. A file extension of .tsv
should make it easier to open and edit script files using apps such as Numbers and Excel, which work better than a text editor when viewing a tab-delimited file.
Contents
- 13.1 Scripter Window
- 13.2 Script File Columns
- 13.3 Scripting Modules
- 13.4 Script File Example
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