Scripit Select Commands
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SELECT      screenname windowname

            Select the Screen (and window) all the other commands will work
            on.  If no SELECT command was used, the currently active window
            will be selected.  (In all cases, the first match will be used.)

S SCREEN    screenname

            Select the first window in the specified screen.

S WINDOW    windowname

            Select the specified window.  (Searches through all the screens
            in the system.)

S ACTIVE    Select the currently active window.

S MENU      menuname

            This will force the screen/window search to look for
            the specified menu as the search criterion for the SELECT command.
            This should only be used with programs that have no screen or
            window name.  (e.g. to select DPaint: SELECT MENU Picture)
            Make sure you select a menu name that is unique to the program
            you're looking for.

S GADGET    gadgetname

            This will force the screen/window search to look for the
            specified gadget name as the search criterion for the SELECT
            command.  This should be used only when the program has no
            no screen or window name, or any menus.  Make sure you select
            a gadget name unique to the window you're looking for.

S WAIT      [MaxDelay] [ABORT]

            This sets the time all the SELECT commands will keep trying
            to find the requested screen, window, menu, or gadget.  The
            MaxDelay is specified in ticks, (50 per second).  The ABORT
            keyword, when specified, tells Scripit to abort the script if
            the requested window, etc. could not be found in the specified
            time, otherwise, if the ABORT keyword was not specified, the
            script will just continue.  Example:  SELECT WAIT 500 ABORT
            This means:  Wait for 10 seconds (500/50) and if nothing found
            then abort the script.  The S WAIT command doesn't do anything
            by itself, it only modifies the operation of the other SELECT
            commands (except for SELECT ACTIVE.)
            To turn the wait off, just type 'S WAIT' alone.


Note:       In all SELECT commands, SELECT can be replaced with an 'S'.
-----       e.g.  'S ACTIVE' is the same as 'SELECT ACTIVE'.


                      Copyright 1989  Khalid Aldoseri.