Newbie questions: Startup and Install

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dtsig
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Newbie questions: Startup and Install

Post by dtsig »

In looking at working scripts .. not that samples .. I see subs like Install() or onStartup() (i think) and wondered if these are MMW specific. I don't find calls to them so does MMW look for these?

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Re: Newbie questions: Startup and Install

Post by trixmoto »

"OnStartup" is what is called by auto-run scripts, those are the ones that are placed in the "Auto" folder (see wiki).

"Install" is not a standard function, but it's common to have a sub of this nature. It is most likely called from the installation package during install (see wiki).
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Re: Newbie questions: Startup and Install

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Thanks for that .. i did find the one finally (onStartup) in the wiki but not the install.

I think things are starting to gell in my head. Now to get things out :)
Thanks again
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Re: Newbie questions: Startup and Install

Post by trixmoto »

Yeah, it took me a little while to find them on the wiki, and I knew they were definitely there somewhere! :)
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