Do scripts actually get run? 

Using 1.3.3170. Have set up a scene that is suppose to run a script. The Log indicates it runs the script, but can't find any evidence that the script was actually executed. The following script did not speak, nor write a log entry.


using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using CastleOSCoreService;



public class MyScript
{


public void Main(string[] args)
{
// This method call will create a database entry in the main log. You can write anything you'd
// like here and it will add it to the DB queue for logging. Queue operates as first in first out.

ScriptingAPI.WriteDatabaseEntry("This is a test database entry.");

// This method call will speak the text of your choice to the speaker of your choice.
// You'll notice two strings, the first is the text to be spoken, and the second is the ID
// of the speaker to speak through. By default, enter "all" to speak to any connected or
// detected speaker. But you can also specify the speaker, as we'll show in the next section.

ScriptingAPI.Speak("This is a demo announcement to all speakers.", "all");

}
}

Ah yes, there is an error in the error log: `CastleOSCoreService.ScriptingAPI' does not contain a definition for `WriteDatabaseEntry'

I added the directive using CastleOS_API. The error log says it can't find it, asking if I'm missing an assembly directive. Does this mean I need to add the CastleOS_API.dll somewhere and if so, where would I put it?

Tommy Long wrote:

I added the directive using CastleOS_API. The error log says it can't find it, asking if I'm missing an assembly directive. Does this mean I need to add the CastleOS_API.dll somewhere and if so, where would I put it?

CastleOS_API is a class, not a namespace, so you can't list it like that. But I realized the issue with the method that it couldn't find is that it changed to LogEventToDatabase. I'll update the demo scripts accordingly...