Man this is a really good program. i read the manual but I seem to be missing something. I have a 'single Sequence' setup, I can input my hex data via 'value" and I can get my tv to turn off and on.. but I can't seem to figure out how to run it headless via command prompt .. Great work on the program @szieke
Last edit: Miguel Jara 2022-01-19
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Sequence Scripts can only be executed from the GUI. If you want to use ScriptCommunicator headless you have to create a Worker Script.
PS: The purpose of Sequence Scripts is to extend the 'single send' functionality of the GUI (e.g. if you need to add a CRC to your data). Worker scripts have much more possibilities. You can for example create your own GUI, create a separate interface, access the file system ...
You can find many examples in exampleScripts\WorkerScripts.
In the manual you can find some information in chapter "Command-line arguments" and "Command-line mode".
Regards,
Stefan
Last edit: Stefan Zieker 2022-01-20
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Man this is a really good program. i read the manual but I seem to be missing something. I have a 'single Sequence' setup, I can input my hex data via 'value" and I can get my tv to turn off and on.. but I can't seem to figure out how to run it headless via command prompt .. Great work on the program @szieke
Last edit: Miguel Jara 2022-01-19
Hi Miguel,
Sequence Scripts can only be executed from the GUI. If you want to use ScriptCommunicator headless you have to create a Worker Script.
PS: The purpose of Sequence Scripts is to extend the 'single send' functionality of the GUI (e.g. if you need to add a CRC to your data). Worker scripts have much more possibilities. You can for example create your own GUI, create a separate interface, access the file system ...
You can find many examples in exampleScripts\WorkerScripts.
In the manual you can find some information in chapter "Command-line arguments" and "Command-line mode".
Regards,
Stefan
Last edit: Stefan Zieker 2022-01-20