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scripting:tool [2016/05/13 00:39] – adminscripting:tool [2018/01/10 20:36] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 If you have written tool script you can call it directly using //Tools->Execute// or you can plug it into UI same way as you do for [[tools:start|external tools]].  If you have written tool script you can call it directly using //Tools->Execute// or you can plug it into UI same way as you do for [[tools:start|external tools]]. 
  
-If plugging it as external tool, everything is straight forward:+If plugging it as an external tool, everything is straight forward:
   - In [[tools:manage|Manage Tools]] dialog you create new tool.   - In [[tools:manage|Manage Tools]] dialog you create new tool.
   - In tool properties select as command path to your tool script.    - In tool properties select as command path to your tool script. 
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   - Add arguments (not really needed, while script can access all variables with scripting, but implemented for convenience)   - Add arguments (not really needed, while script can access all variables with scripting, but implemented for convenience)
   - Assign shortcut, if you want one   - Assign shortcut, if you want one
-  - Catch Output is by default **On**, because if you write in [[tools:output|Output]] with tool, it automatically caught by HippoEDIT+  - Catch Output is by default **On** because if you write in [[tools:output|Output]] with tool, it automatically caught by HippoEDIT
   - Select where you want to see your tool: in Tools menu, in Context menu, in Tools toolbar   - Select where you want to see your tool: in Tools menu, in Context menu, in Tools toolbar
   - Done.   - Done.