Glossary
Manipulate text using text commands in scripting.
Use scripting to return the button name.
Use scripting to return the button identifier.
Modify scripting to return the absolute value of a number.
Use scripting to add a label and label group to all open code buttons.
Use the AND command to combine more than one condition in your scripting.
Use the BUTTON command to grab the output of another button.
Use scripting to change the background color / opacity of a current button.
Use this command to grab the name of a different button, using an identifier.
Use scripting to change the background color of the current button.
Generally used with the IF command, this script returns 1 if the button is down and 0 if the button is up.
Modify scripting to return a number which has been rounded up to the specified number of digits from the decimal point.
CELL grabs the output from another cell in the window.
Use the CODE command to obtain the output from another button using a name.
This script will grab the identifier from another button using a name.
Use this command to count then number of labels in the timeline.
Modify scripting to return a number to the specified number of decimal places.
Within scripting, produce the latest end time of the labels or instances in seconds.
The END TIME command will return all instances that have the correct end time condition.
Use scripting to return a number that has been rounded down to the specified number of digits from the decimal point.
Use the FROM command to obtain instances from specified timelines.
The GROUP command will return all the instances that have labels with the particular group name.
Utilize scripting to specify time in Hours:Minutes:Seconds.
Within scripting, use the IF command to execute a statement based on a condition.
Use this script to return instances of the timeline respecting the specified criteria.
Use this script to return the instance in the timeline based on start times.
Use this command in scripting to return a label in the timeline.
Use the LABEL IN command to return a label in the instances of the timeline.
Use scripting to filter instances through ranges of numeric values of labels, belonging to a specified group.
Use scripting to limit instances based on conditions.
Use scripting to limit instances based on conditions.
Use the LARGE command to find the nth largest value in the cell group.
Use scripting to identify the length of labels in the timeline (including multiple ones in the same instance).
Learn how to limit instances based on conditions using scripting.
Use the LOOKUP command to find a match for a given value in a range and return it in the same relative position in a second range.
Use scripting to move a button to the back of the code window.
Use scripting to move a button to the front of the code window.
Use scripting to find instances from the timeline that do not contain either label.
Utilize scripting to return a number from the given string or instances.
Use scripting to count of valid number labels.
Show whether a given timeline is currently open using scripting.
Test whether a given timeline is currently closed using scripting.
Use scripting to count X and/or Y.
Use scripting to change the text color for the output of the button.
Utilize scripting to return instances from the given arguments that overlap for any part of the timeline.
Use scripting to show the length of instances that overlap with another instance in the timeline.
Use scripting to push a button down with or without other conditions.
Use scripting to push a button down with delay.
Use scripting to push a button up, with or without other conditions.
Use scripting to push a button up, with delay.
Finds the rank of the value in the range.
Use scripting to rename a button.
In scripting, use the RENAME command to change the group name of a button.
Use scripting to round a number to specified decimal point.
SMALL finds the nth smallest value in the cell group.
Utilize scripting to find the earliest start time of a labels or instances in the timeline.
Utilize scripting to return all instances that have the correct start time condition.
Use scripting to return a string from the given number of instances.
SUM adds all the values in the cell group.
Use scripting to change the text color of a button name.
The TIME command will return all instances that have the specified length condition.
Use the UNIQUE command to return instances from the given arguments that do not overlap for any part of the timeline.
UNIQUE RANK Finds the rank of the value in the range making sure it is unique.
Use the UNIQUE STRING command to return unique labels from a particular group in a specified order.
The WHERE command allows you to specify the selection of instances according to conditions.
Will return all instances that have the correct time condition
Returns the row name from the front or specified timeline for the given index
Outputs the number, text or movies/instances
Converts the input in seconds to a minute based timer
Stops the rest of the script from being executed
Will return instances matching this label.
Will return labels matching this label. If an instance has 3 matches it will return the instance 3 times.