Hello! I am new in PS with lots of dumb questions. For example: How to use functions from generic PS units (like ‘now’ from ‘???_dateutils’) in scripts? How to read and write application variables in scripts? Is there boolean type in PS (like ‘btBoolean’ or something)? How to use application funct…

[image] MaxWeber: How to use functions from generic PS units (like ‘now’ from ‘???_dateutils’) in scripts? Insert the TPSImport_DateUtils plugin and add it to the list (after Classes) [image] MaxWeber: How to read and write application variables in scripts? see the samples; several of…

[quote=“ck, post:2, topic:7868”]Insert the TPSImport_DateUtils plugin and add it to the list (after Classes)[/quote] I forgot to mention that I ask about console application without any visual objects. [quote=“ck, post:2, topic:7868”]see the samples; several of them show using external vars[/quote]…

Same idea. Look at the console samples, they register several plugins. also: https://github.com/remobjects/pascalscript/wiki/Using-RemObjects-Pascal-Script explains the way add*variable works. pDateTime isn’t a regular type. But if it’s a pointer to DateTime you can use var parameters. Pascalscri…

Thank you Carlo! I’ve red the wiki and the samples. The console samples describe how to access external functions with TPSPascalCompiler.AddDelphiFunction and TPSExec.RegisterDelphiFunction. Is there a similar way to access external variables (without using TPSScript component)?

PSScript is just a lightweight component wrapper on top of the compiler/exec. So yeah; if you find a call you like in TPSScript you cn use that logic.

Could you please also tell me about difference between TPSPascalCompiler.AddFunction and TPSPascalCompiler.AddDelphiFunction?

AddFunction is for low level registrations. You generally want to use AddDelphiFunction and exec.RegisterDelphiFunction.

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