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=== '''''Applies to version(s): v2.9, 2.10''''' ===
{{DISPLAYTITLE:Copy Variant Script}}
{{DISPLAYTITLE:Copy Variant Script}}
If you plan to modify an existing CAS script, you may optionally create a copy of that script first.
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To do this:
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If you plan to modify an existing CAS script, you can create a copy of that script first.


To make a copy:


1- Click '''CAS''' in the navigation panel
1- Click '''CAS''' in the navigation panel
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name        = "@[script_name]"
name        = "@[script_name]"
revision    = 128082
revision    = 128082
source      = ""
source      = "Your CAS script goes here"
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   "name" : "@[script_name]",
   "name" : "@[script_name]",
   "revision" : 128082,
   "revision" : 128082,
   "source" : "",
   "source" : "Your CAS script goes here",
   "unique_name" : "@[script_name].lua_128082"
   "unique_name" : "@[script_name].lua_128082"
}
}
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==List of Parameters==
==List of Parameters==


* [[Parameter: Name|Name]]
* [[Parameter: Name|Name]]

Latest revision as of 13:46, 24 June 2024

This article applies to: Product Version
Tmedia 3.0, 3.2, 3.3

If you plan to modify an existing CAS script, you can create a copy of that script first.

To make a copy:

1- Click CAS in the navigation panel

2- Click the Scripts tab


3- Click Copy next to the desired configuration


4- Copy the CAS Script:

  • Enter a new name for the script
  • Click Save


5- Verify that the "Script file was successfully created" message appears


6- The copied script appears in the User Scripts list


Path

/configurations/@[configuration_name]/cas_scripts/@[script_name]

Parameters (text)

/configurations/@[configuration_name]/cas_scripts/@[script_name]
name        = "@[script_name]"
revision    = 128082
source      = "Your CAS script goes here"

Parameters (json)

  "name" : "@[script_name]",
  "revision" : 128082,
  "source" : "Your CAS script goes here",
  "unique_name" : "@[script_name].lua_128082"
}

List of Parameters