ScriptInitData

The ScriptInitData object is passed to the OnInit event in a script add-in. The script should initialize the various properties to identify itself, and can optionally add internal commands using the AddCommand method, and custom columns using the AddColumn method, before returning.

Property Name	Return Type	Description
config	object:ScriptConfig	Returns a ScriptConfig object, that the script can use to initialize its default configuration. Properties added to the object in this method will be displayed to the user in Preferences, allowing them to change their value and thus configure the behavior of the script. If you want to preserve the order of configuration items, you can replace this object with an OrderedMap by simply assigning the new object to the config property.
config_desc	object:Map	This lets you assign descriptions for your script's configuration options that are shown to the user in the editor dialog. To do this, set this property to a Map created via the DOpusFactory.Map method, filled with name/description string pairs.
config_groups	object:Map	This lets you organize your script's configuration options into groups when shown to the user in the editor dialog. The group names are arbitrary - configuration options with the same group name will appear grouped together. Set this property to a Map created via the DOpusFactory.Map method, filled with name/group string pairs.
copyright	string	Lets the script specify a copyright message that is displayed to the user in Preferences.
default_enable	bool	Set this to True if the script should be enabled by default, or False if it should be disabled by default. The user can enable or disable scripts using Preferences - this simply controls the default state.
desc	string	Lets the script specify a description message that is displayed to the user in Preferences.
early_dblclk	bool	Set this to True if your script implements the OnDoubleClick event and (for performance reasons) you want to be called with only a path to the double-clicked item rather than a full Item object. See the OnDoubleClick event documentation for more details.
file	string	Returns the path and filename of this script.
group	string	Lets you specify an arbitrary group for this script. If scripts specify a group they will be displayed in that group in the list in Preferences.
log_prefix	string	Lets the script specify a string that will be prepended to any log output it performs. If not set the name of the script is used by default.
min_version	string	Specifies the minimum Opus version required. If the current version is less than the specified version the script will be disabled. You can specify the major version only (e.g. "11"), a major and minor version (e.g. "11.3") or a specific beta version (e.g. "11.3.1" for 11.3 Beta 1).
name	string	Lets the script specify a display name for the script that is shown in Preferences.
startup	bool	The OnInit method is called in two different circumstances - once during Opus startup, and again if the script is installed or edited when Opus is already running. This property will return True if the OnInit method is being called during Opus startup, or False for any other time.
url	string	Lets you provide a URL where the user can go to find out more about your script (it's displayed to the user in Preferences).
vars	object:Vars	Returns a Vars collection of user and script-defined variables that are local to this script. These variables are available to other methods in the script via the Script.vars property.
version	string	Lets the script specify a version number string that is displayed to the user in Preferences.

Method Name	Arguments	Return Type	Description
AddColumn	none	object:ScriptColumn	Adds a new information column to Opus. The returned ScriptColumn object must be properly initialized. A script add-in can add as many columns as it likes, and these will be available in file displays, infotips and the Advanced Find function. Instead of adding columns in OnInit, your script can implement the OnAddColumns method. This is more flexible as it allows you to access your script's configuration at the time you add columns, and columns can be dynamically added and removed while Opus is running. If OnAddColumns is implemented then this method is unavailable in OnInit.
AddCommand	none	object:ScriptCommand	Adds a new internal command to Opus. The returned ScriptCommand object must be properly initialized. A script add-in can add as many internal commands as it likes to the Opus internal command set. Instead of adding commands in OnInit, your script can implement the OnAddCommands method. This is more flexible as it allows you to access your script's configuration at the time you add commands, and commands can be dynamically added and removed while Opus is running. If OnAddCommands is implemented then this method is unavailable in OnInit.