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Functions
MioScript Reference
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Syntax
| mio.create(sourcePath, targetFilename, FilesList, ObjectID, ParentID, systemString, infoString, Family, sourceCode) |
Parameters
| STRING | sourcePath | Path to the files to be stored in the mio file.
| | STRING | targetFilename | Name of the target mio file.
| | ARRAY | FilesList | Optional.
List of files to include in the mio file.
All files if set to NULL.
| | ID | ObjectID | Optional.
ID (16 chars) of the mio file to be created.
| | ID | ParentID | Optional.
ID (16 chars) of the mio application that create the mio file.
| | STRING | systemString | Optional.
Internal File Attributes (50 chars).
| | STRING | infoString | Optional.
Internal File Attributes (200 chars).
| | STRING | Family | Optional.
Name of the family (group of mio files, 10 chars).
| | BOOL | sourceCode | Optional.
Default is false.
Set to true if the target mio file should include the MioScript source code (.k files) |
Return value
Status. can be:
0: Success.
1: Cannot create target file.
2: Too many files (max 5000).
3: A file is locked.
4: Cannot read a source file.
5: A file name is too long (max 45). |
Description
Create a mio file and save it to disk.
A mio file is composed of code and data. The code is in MioScript and is interpreted by MioEngine.
To run a mio file, drag the file and drop it on the MioEngine.
It is possible to rebuild the mio file currently running with mio.rebuild.
For more information: Mio File Format. |
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