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CoyoteScript (PRO only)

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RunScript

runscript [<script>] (<variable_name>:<value>,…)

Runs a script loaded in CoyoteMIDI.

Parameters:

  1. The full name of the script as loaded in CoyoteMIDI.
  2. the variables to be included in the script to be ran. Each variable has to be included in the form of a variable name, and the variable value, separated by a “:”. Multiple entries can be specified, separated by a “,”. This parameter is optional.

Returns: The return value from the script being ran. This value would be set in the script to run with the “return” command.

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Updated on April 24, 2022
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