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Script: call other script from library

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    dkoppenhagen
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    Hi guys,

    I wanna call a script from the library inside of another script. Is this possible? And how can I handover some  values?

    let's say I have the following two script in my library:
    1.) SCRIPT::A which is called from server console with a praram like "exec SCRIPT::A my-param"
    2.) SCRIPT::B

    Now I want to call SCRIPT::A inside of SCRIPT::B also with a parameter.
    Is this possible?

    Best regards,
    Danny

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      Alex Kirhenshtein
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      SCRIPT::A -

      use SCRIPT::B;
      funcB($1);
      

      SCRIPT::B -

      sub funcB(arg) {
        trace(0, "SCRIPT::B arg=" . arg);
      }
      

      You can also add call to funcB() at the end of the SCRIPT::B (it will not be executed during import with "use", but will call your code when you'll use SCRIPT::B somewhere. I don't recommend that, however - just create separate script with functions you need and import them where required.

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        dkoppenhagen
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        Hi Alex,
        Thanks for your fast response. It works as you described it 🙂

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