Shared Script Libraries |
A shared script library allows one or more documents to share common functions and subroutines by storing them in an external file. This can be particularly helpful if you are using long or complex scripts that will be used in multiple documents or script events within a single document.
Once you have added a script library to the Script Editor, all scripts defined in your document will have access to the library's functions, subroutines, and global declarations. The contents of a script library is merged into a script at run-time.
Shared Script Libraries are saved as .btvbs files.
Walks through the process of creating a new script library and connecting it to your document.
Explains how to manage the contents of your script libraries.
Describes how to refer to the functions, subroutines, and global declarations in a connected script library when composing custom scripts for your document.
Using Librarian With Shared Script Libraries
Details how to use the Librarian companion application with Shared Script Libraries.