Qedit for Windows Scripting

QSL Script Library

This is a collection of useful and/or interesting scripts written in QSL, the Qedit for Windows Scripting Language.

Categories

Learn Scripting

Search Scripts

Fun Scripts

Utility Scripts

Advanced Scripts

Running Scripts


QSL Reference Manual (PDF)

QSL Scripting Tips

Submit your own script to this collection

You can put your scripts whereever you wish: even on a host computer. However, Qedit for Windows stores and uses scripts in several sub-directories on your local PC, all stored in the same directory as the Qedit client (typically c:\robelle\qedit). The system directory contains scripts distributed by Robelle (don't modify them there because we overwrite the directory on each install). The user directory is for your company-wide scripts. You can also set a directory for your personal scripts in the Preferences dialog box. Within each directory there are 3 subdirectories: Autoload, Startup and Scripts.

  • The Autoload directory contains scripts that will be automatically loaded (but not executed) when Qedit for Windows starts. Examples of such scripts would be Sortlines or ListAll in the Robelle script library.
  • The Scripts directory contains other scripts that must be explicitly loaded or executed by the user. The Scripts directory of the Robelle script library contains scripts for demonstration or utility purposes.


Learn Scripting


Search


Fun


Utility Scripts


Advanced Scripts


Running Scripts

There are a number of ways to run a QSL script:
  • Executing an open script file
  • Loading scripts on the script menu
  • Automatically loaded scripts
  • Programmatically loading scripts
  • Calling scripts from other scripts
  • Invoking scripts from other scripts

For details, see the QSL Scripting Tips.