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There are various instances for each document recognition process to customize its behavior and these are very useful.
During document separation, classification, extraction, validation, as well as foldering and verification, several events are available that you can fil by adding customized script code.
The WinWrap Basic Script editor is used to develop and test WinWrap Basic scripts that are executed for the available events by the WinWrap script engine.
The following objects are used to describe the document and folder data as well as any definition data:
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XDocument - CscXDocument
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XFolder and XDocInfo - CscXFolder and CscXDocInfo
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XValue - CscXValue
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Project - CscProject
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Application - CscScriptApplication
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Batch - CscScriptBatch
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ValidationForm and ValidationPanel - CscScriptValidationForm and CscScriptValidationPanel
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VerificationForm and VerificationPanel - CscScriptVerificationForm and CscScriptVerificationPanel
The WinWrap Basic script engine allows the implementation of low-level instructions such as Sendkey. However, the usage of these instructions in a script is not supported. This is because these instructions cause unpredictable behavior during processing.
Only the objects, methods, and properties that are documented in the Scripting Object References Help are available for use in script programming. The use of undocumented methods or properties in script is not supported or recommended, as this can cause unpredictable behavior.
An example in the Scripting Help may use a method that is not documented to provide special functionality shown by the example. In this case, even though the method is not documented, it is supported, but only when restricted to the use provided by the sample.