Command object

This VBScript example demonstrates how to find a built-in (or native) Softimage command using its scripting name. Loop through the Softimage command collection looking for a name match

for each c in Application.Commands
	if c.ScriptingName = "FreezeObj" then
		' At this point, you could either... 
		' ...get its name to use elsewhere ...
		sScpName = c.Name
		' ...use it to create a Command object...
		set oCmd = c
		' ...or perform whatever action you want on it, like demonstrating 
		'    the difference between the Name and ScriptingName properties
		Application.LogMessage "FreezeObj info......." & vbLf _
			& vbTab & "Name          = " & c.Name & vbLf _
			& vbTab & "ScriptingName = " & c.ScriptingName
	end if
next
' With the new command pointer, we can access command information
Application.LogMessage oCmd.Name & ": Belongs to the " & oCmd.Category & " category/menu."
' Now that we know the command's full name, we can access the command using 
' the name as the key in the command collection
set oCommand = Application.Commands( sScpName )
Application.LogMessage oCommand.Name & ": " & oCommand.Description

' --------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Output of above script:
'INFO : "FreezeObj info.......
'	Name          = Freeze Operator Stack
'	ScriptingName = FreezeObj"
'INFO : "Freeze Operator Stack: Belongs to the Edit category/menu."
'INFO : "Freeze Operator Stack: Freeze all the operators of the selected object(s)"

• Command.1.js

• Command.2.js

• Command.3.js

• Command.5.js

Command Execute GetFlag SetFlag Update Arguments Builtin CannotBeUsedInBatch Category Code Description Enabled FileName Handler IsNotLogged Language ReturnValue ScriptingName SupportsKeyAssignment Tooltip UID