Understanding Color Coding in Scripts

Color coding is used to make Isight customization scripts easier to read and understand.

The following color coding highlights are used:

Script Item

Color

Comments

green

Strings

red

Key words (words whose use is restricted by the scripting language)

bold blue

Global variables

underlined

Parameters

a green background

Errors (such as unclosed string constants)

a pink background

Parentheses

When the cursor is sitting after a parentheses, the matching parentheses is highlighted with a gray box.

Multiple instances

All instances of the selected variable, function, or keyword are highlighted with a gray background.