ComScript 1.2

ComScript was developed to provide a powerful, yet easy to understand, data collection and device communication tool for PCs. It uses a straight forward programming language and desktop application that simplifies the automated control of instruments, relay boards, and various devices connected by a cable or the internet. Users should not be intimidated by the "programming" part, because a ComScript purchase include lots of examples and free tech support. ComScript is also very light on processor resources and memory, which results in stable applications that run for months without interruption - a great choice for lab and plant monitoring systems and to automate laboratory experiments. The ComScript xml language is very easy to understand and write, but it still provides the power and flexibility of a more complex programming language and much more than text-box type communication software. To make the coding even easier, ComScript provides a Profile Editor where users can selected from a wide variety of commands that are automatically written into the xml code. The editor puts all the commands at the users finger tips and avoids the syntax and formatting pitfalls that can frustrate new users.


Send commands
Parse incoming data
Publish data on the web
Apply mathematical expressions
Evaluate conditional expressions and "while" loops
Call external programs
Save data into variables
Automate serial and TCP/IP communications
View and change live variables in the data interface
NEW Profile Editor automatically writes your code to eliminate sytax and formatting errors

Release notes:

New Release
More help features to the desktop utility.
Improved TCP communications.
A great TCP service and example profile that connected to and collects data from the Green Eyes' server. The data is then parsed into variables and written to a file.
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