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Deprecated, do not use -- Georg.  
 
Deprecated, do not use -- Georg.  
Runs the script with the name specified by the string sScript on the object oTarget.  
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Note that this will happen immediately from the execution point in the current script.
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Runs the script with the name specified by the string sScript on the object oTarget. Note that this will happen immediately from the execution point in the current script. The current script will continue only after the new script has finished executing.  
The current script will continue only after the new script has finished executing.  
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Latest revision as of 19:52, 25 February 2010

Executes a script.

void Deprecated_ExecuteScript(
resource rScript,
object oTarget
);
Parameters:
rScript
The name of the script to run (*.ncs)
oTarget
The object to run the script on
Returns:

Nothing.

Source:

script.ldf

Description

Deprecated, do not use -- Georg.

Runs the script with the name specified by the string sScript on the object oTarget. Note that this will happen immediately from the execution point in the current script. The current script will continue only after the new script has finished executing.

Remarks

If the specified script or object does not exist then the call to ExecuteScript() will fail.