Re: WSF Format Specification?
- From: mr_unreliable <kindlyReplyToNewsgroup@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 18 Jan 2007 16:03:06 -0500
Todd, look up "xml elements" in your documentation.
cheers, jw
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Todd Walton wrote:
Is there somewhere that I can get a sample WSF file that includes allWindows Script Host
the available tags and how they're used? Something like a DTD for
WSF...? I want to start building WSFs, but I want to know what all is
available to me.
XML Elements
In this Section
<?job?> Element
XML processing instruction that specifies attributes for error handling.
<?XML?> Element
Indicates that a file should be parsed as XML.
<description> Element
Marks the descriptive text that appears when the user runs ShowUsage() or runs the script with the /? command line switch.
<example> Element
Makes your script self documenting.
<job> Element
Marks the beginning and the end of a job within a Windows Script file (*.wsf).
<named> Element
Marks a particular named argument to the script.
<object> Element
XML element that is used in Windows Script component files and that defines objects that can be referenced by script.
<package> Element
Encloses multiple job definitions in a Windows Script Host control (.wsf) file.
<reference> Element
XML element that includes a reference to an external type library.
<resource> Element
XML element that isolates textual or numeric data that should not be hard-coded into a script.
<runtime> Element
Groups together the set of run-time arguments for a script.
<script> Element
XML element that contains script to define the behavior of a Windows Script component.
Related Sections
WSH Reference
List of elements that make up WSH Reference.
WSH Basics
Learn the basics of WSH.
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