Is there any way you could add more stuff on Wizard writing?

I can guess at a lot of stuff by looking at the wizards that come with the download, but a Wiki that explains more would be great!

For example, to write wizards you use different syntax than the commands you'd enter in the Advanced window (i.e., to use variables you don't enclose them in % symbols, instead square brackets [ ] seem to be used; and to execute a command within the wizard, it's prefaced by a # sign and the stuff without the # prefix is the actual content of the command that the wizard is writing for you).

Also, there are unique commands that can be used by the wizard mechanism:

#Copy
#Command
#GetKey
#KeyDown
#Key
etc.

A complete list of all of these and what they do, would be amazingly wonderful!

And there seem to be some predefined variables that can be used by wizard writers:

Toons
Groups

And these appear to be "objects" that have multiple parts that can be accessed via a "." suffix (i.e., Toons.Count) and/or strategic use of parenthesis. For example, "Character(2).Name"

To write wizards, I guess at it a lot and muddle around with it until it magically works... or I give up and figure I'll deal with it later when I have more time to just "fiddle".

You guys are the greatest!

Thanks for all your hard work.

~BlueGriffon

It's up!

Sorry about the delay.

It took me a while to produce it - the big problem was remembering what it does, and the fact that wiki's do funny things when you start multiple lies with a # character!

Phil

lies?

LOL Freudian slip? jk :p

Oops

Caught out again!

And I'm glad the lies turned into "lines" :)

This is exactly the type of thing I was looking for.

As I play with wizards, if I have any further questions or comments for the Wiki, I'll let you know.

Thanks again,

~BlueGriffon