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   Event Callback Scripting       

Event Callback Scripting

Event Callback scripting allows you to define custom JavaScript and VBScript routines that will run automatically after a triggering event in Designer is detected, events such as placing a component or running a simulation. When you define an Event Callback script, you specify one or more scripts that will be run after a particular Designer event is detected. For more information see Event Callbacks.

A callback script can only access functions and other scripts defined by its callback definition. For example, a callback script can call PropHost.GetValue — and all other PropHost functions — but only from scripts defined in the Property Dialog callback. As a result, “PropHost” is a script item that is only visible in “Property” callback scripts. For more information, see Callback Scripting Using PropHost Object and Callback Scripting Using CompInstance Object.

The following table lists allowable callback events, items that are visible from the associated callback script, and the set of accessible functions that can be called.

Callback Event	Scripts Visible from the Event Callback Script	Functions Callable from the Visible Script
Place Component	CompInstance	CompInstance.GetParentDesign() — Returns a oDesign item that can be used to call Design functions.   CompInstance.GetPropserverName() — Returns a CompInstance identification name that can be used in oEditor property-method scripts, such as GetPropertyValue(), SetPropertyValue(), etc.   CompInstance.GetComponentName() — Returns the component name, e.g. “MS_TRL”.
Simulate Component	CompInstance	CompInstance.GetDesign() — Returns the interface to the specified design simulation.   CompInstance.GetProgress() — Returns the completion percentage (from 0 to 100) of the specified design simulation.   CompInstance.GetRunStatus() — Returns the status number of the specified design simulation.   CompInstance.Abort() — Aborts the specified design simulation.

The Designer function, ExecuteAnsoftScript(<ScriptName>), searches the configured Designer script libraries by name for the script passed to it, and invokes the found ScriptName. The invoked script will run with the same set of visible script items as the originally called script. That is, CompInstance is visible from the invoked sub-script, ScriptName, and CompInstance’s functions can be called from ScriptName.

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