Script - References

The Script - References dialog is available whenever a script window using a .NET language as the Script - Language is opened. The dialog allows specification of external .NET modules to which the script may refer.

For example, one can refer to System.Windows.Forms.dll and have a script display a form. The resulting script can then be shared on an Enterprise server (if Enterprise Edition is installed) and reused in other projects, not something that can be done with Forms components.

When a script is read-only (that is linked from an Enterprise server if Enterprise Edition is used), this dialog will report the references used by the script.

$images\btn_new_thing.gif$	New - Add a new module.
$images\btn_delete_thing.gif$	Delete - Delete highlighted module.
$images\btn_move_to_top.gif$	Move to Top - Move the highlighted module to the top of the module stack.
$images\btn_move_up.gif$	Move Up - Move the highlighted module up one position in the module stack
$images\btn_move_down.gif$	Move Down - Move the highlighted module down one position in the module stack.
$images\btn_move_to_bottom.gif$	Move to Bottom - Move the highlighted module to the bottom of the module stack.

When adding a new module, keep in mind that system modules such as System.Data, System.Windows.Forms or System.Xml are usually located in

C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\vXXX

...where XXX is the version of the .NET framework installed.