[Click] Script element

[Eddie Kohler]

María,

1:

Script(print $(if_test.run 1),
        print $(if_test.run 2));
if_test::Script(TYPE PASSIVE,
        return $(if $(eq $1 1) "GAVE ME ONE" "GAVE ME NOT ONE"))

When run this will print
"GAVE ME ONE"
"GAVE ME NOT ONE"


2:

By default every Click run uses the same random seed, leading to a predictable 
& deterministic sequence of random values.  This behavior should not be 
depended on, and in fact I will probably change it today.  In the mean time, 
try adding a "RandomSeed" element to your configuration.  When given no 
arguemnts, RandomSeed sets the random seed unpredictably on each run.

E.g.:

letni% click -e 'Script(print $(random), stop)'
1804289383
letni% click -e 'Script(print $(random), stop)'
1804289383
letni% click -e 'Script(print $(random), stop)'
1804289383
letni% click -e 'Script(print $(random), stop); RandomSeed'
530300448
letni% click -e 'Script(print $(random), stop); RandomSeed'
618331881
letni% click -e 'Script(print $(random), stop); RandomSeed'
1536646481


Eddie


María Gómez wrote:
> Hi all,
> I have two question about some Script's handler:
> 
> 1- Can anyone tell me how to use the  if handler? Please, a example.
> 
> 2-The random handler always return the same number, not refresh.
> 
> Thanks.
> 
> Regards.
> 
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