The Variable Types are used as Return types and Parameter types for Interface methods and properties, object methods, properties and events and for global routines. These Routines are not part of a class, but can be called either directly or from within class methods in a script. Global Routines are the Procedures and Functions from the scripting system.

All Components descend from the TComponent system class in the Embarcadero Delphi Visual Component Library (VCL). ComponentsĬomponents are visual objects from the Tool Palette panel that can be manipulate at design time.

Methods are the actions the Object (in which the interface is associated with) can perform. Properties represent the data contained in the Object that the Interface is associated with. An Interface represents an existing Object, and each Interface has a GUID which marks it unique. Object InterfacesĪn Object Interface consists of methods, and in many cases properties, but cannot have data fields. All Objects descend (and inherit) from the top level object of the TObject type. Properties represent the data contained in the object, Methods are the actions the object can perform and Events are conditions the Object can react to. In DelphiScript an Object consists of methods, and in many cases, properties, and events. This page and its accompanying sub-pages contain reference material on interfaces, components, global routines, types, and variables that make up the DelphiScript scripting language. See Delphi - DelphiScript differences for details on the differences between Delphi and DelphiScript. These are special procedures that are used to control and communicate directly with Altium Designer. This section describes the DelphiScript language used by the Altium Designer Scripting Engine and provides reference details of the statements, functions and extensions that are supported. Parameter-less Procedures and Functions.

Referencing Scripts in a Script Project.

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