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Using the Script Manager
Using the Script Manager
This section describes how to find out the current version number of
the Script Manager, and initialize the Script Manager,
Determining the Features of the Script Manager
Use Gestalt to determine the current version of the Script Manager and
the number of active script systems. You can also use Script Manager
GetEnvirons . For details on Gestalt, see Compatibility Guidelines.
Use Gestalt with the gestaltScriptMgrVersion selector to obtain a result in
the response parameter that identifies the version number of the
Script Manager. This is the same value returned by
GetEnvirons(smVersion).
Use the Gestalt selector gestaltScriptCount to obtain a result in the response
parameter that gives the number of active script systems. This is the same
value returned by GetEnvirons(smEnabled).
Initializing the Script Manager
The Script Manager is initialized at startup. After the
Script Manager is initialized, each script system present is installed.
When initializing itself, the script system first checks to make sure that there
is enough memory to enable itself and then checks to see that all the
appropriate resources are present in the System file (for example, its system
font and script bundle). If these resources are not available, the script system
remains disabled and the other script systems enabled. So even though script
systems can install themselves, only those with the proper resources available
in the System file are enabled (that is, available for use by the
Script Manager and applications).
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