Scripts in C1

Christian Bruni

• June 23, 2013 16:01

Hello

I saw that it is possible to run scripts in Capture One 7.

Is this possible with Windows 7 and if so, how to write a script and how to run a script in Capture One 7 ?

Thanks for your help

Alain from France

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  Christian Bruni

  • June 26, 2013 18:29

  Hello
  
  II searched for a solution and I found this:
  
  On the Mac, no problem: OS X comes with Automator, a program simple and visual to automate the manipulations.
  
  With Windows, there is the language: Windows Scripting Host (WSH) but it is available only to users with a solid mastery of programming languages.
  
  On the Net I found a software that could answer my question: Robotask, who is able to learn a series of commands any and repeat as many times as necessary.
  
  Thank you for reading me.
  
  Alain from France

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  mstauss

  • June 27, 2013 19:06

  The best scripting program I have used to write scripts on a PC is Strawberry Perl. It's free and relatively easy to use. I'm fairly new to the script writing game and it's been pretty simple thus far.

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  Christian Bruni

  • June 27, 2013 19:46

  mstauss
  
  Thanks for the information
  
  Alain from France

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  NN125462

  • July 04, 2013 08:31

  I'd certainly be interested in this.
  
  I have about 15 years experience in writing complex vbscripts (one of the languages used by Windows Script Host) and generally know how to use the COM object models. However to usefully do this you need to have a description of the COM object model tree and functions so the question is whether this is documented for Phase 1 if so how to get hold of it.
  
  Is this available?
  
  Neil

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