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The descriptions for using SCR in this section apply to these specific configurations, however the following description is helpful to understand how to run SCR on any system. Please contact us for help in porting SCR to other platforms. See Section Support and Additional Information for contact information.

First, we differentiate between a job allocation and a job step. When a job is scheduled resources on a system, the batch script executes inside of a job allocation. The job allocation consists of a set of nodes, a time limit, and a job id. Each job step is assigned its own step id. On SLURM, within each job allocation, job step ids start at 0 and increment with each issued job step.

Job step ids can be obtained by passing the -s option to squeue. A quick guide to using and personalizing Eagle configuration script files to tailor settings to your needs. Let's talk about Eagle Configuration Scripts: how to use them, and why using your own can make your Eagle experience more enjoyable and efficient. That said, this is just a quick explainer, and there will be plenty left unsaid about using Eagle scripts. If you are new to Eagle or unfamiliar entirely, check out these tutorials to help you get started:.

Put simply, it's a file used to configure an instance of Eagle with specific settings when opened. When an instance of an Eagle editor is opened, Eagle accesses a configuration script file eagle. The configuration script contains a series of commands written in human readable text that change the settings for any instance of an Eagle editor workspace when opened.

By changing the set of commands within the configuration script, the user can customize the settings of any of the aforementioned Eagle editors without the tedium of having to manually change the settings every time you open up an instance of Eagle. Perhaps the most valuable feature of a personalized configuration script is the ability to setup a hotkey assignment map and workspace that caters to how you use Eagle.

Whether you are designing schematics, designing boards, designing both or just reviewing designs, you can tailor the configuration of Eagle to allow you to work more efficiently.

Eagle is distributed with a default configuration script; it sets some default layers to be used, sets the unit s of measure, sets the grid spacing and calls some. Check it out below:. This default Eagle configuration script by no means makes Eagle unusable, but you are stuck with some pretty basic configuration settings. We have a SparkFun Eagle Settings GitHub repository , which includes an Eagle configuration script that provides a good starting point for understanding how these scripts are used, and for personalizing your own.

If you are new to GitHub, below are a couple tutorials explaining what it is, and how it is used:. Below is a simple demo configuration script to use as an example. Let's quickly break down some of the script so that you can get started making or modifying your own! The configuration script is broken into a section for each variation of an Eagle editor, and each type is denoted by an editor-specific label.

These labels instruct Eagle to run only the portion of the script that is between the editor type label being opened and the next editor label. This means the user can customize unique configuration settings for each editor type, most importantly hotkeys. The portion of the script that lies above all labels is considered global. These instructions will run for any editor type opened, and will run before the instructions under the editor-specific label are run.

Instructions under an editor label will supersede any global instructions that were run prior to the editor label. To add a comment to your script, insert a pound symbol followed by the text for your comment. Each new line of comments will require a new preceding pound symbol. By: Support. Support 0 contributions.

You would like to change the association to Windows Screensavers. Causes: This is expected behavior, and under most circumstances, Windows is still able to run SCR files as screensavers. However, if the SCR file is being called from a custom program or a Group Policy, this may interfere with the Windows' ability to load the screensaver.

Autodesk does not warrant, either expressly or implied, the accuracy, reliability or completeness of the information translated by the machine translation service and will not be liable for damages or losses caused by the trust placed in the translation service. Back to Topic Listing Previous Next. Filter by Lables. Message 1 of 7. Running a script scr file in a VBA program. The program opens a new drawing file, runs a script file, and then saves the drawing.

I'd like to "run" the script file as a step in the VBA program, but I don't know the right syntax. I've tried a number of different command syntax formats. If the script file name is "3dmesh. Thanks in advance for the feedback. Tim Barbour timbar att. Message 2 of 7.