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Please refer to the Settings Guide for details.
22.9.1 D-Script/Common [Global D-Script] Settings Guide
See the following for further information about script commands.
22.11 Built-In Function (Instruction) / Conditional Expressions
Set up the script settings to use Extended Script to communicate. From the [Project (F)] menu, click [System Settings (C)] and select [Script]. Make sure to set the [Type] to [Extended Script].

There are two tabs for the script settings. The above example uses the [Script 1] tab.
Set the [Communication Settings] to match the Extended SIO.
From the [Common Settings (R)] menu, select [Extended Script (E)].
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When the following message appears, "The Extended Script will be enabled. Continue?" Click [Yes].
Register INIT as a user-defined function. Click the [Function] tab and click the user-defined function frame's [Create] button.

Input [INIT] as the function name, click [OK]. The following screen appears.

Create a script in the Expression Area with Commands, Statements, and Constant input.

Register PINIT as a user-defined function. Enter [PINIT] as the function name and create the following script in the Expression Area.

Register Strset as a user-defined function. Enter [Strset] as the function name and create the following script in the Expression area.

Register Print as a user-defined function. Enter [Print] as the function name and create the following script in the Expression Area.

Create the main script. Create the following script in the Expression Area to complete the script.

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When placing the user-defined functions created in steps 3 to 9 into the main script, select the function to be placed and click [Call] on the [Function] tab. The function will be placed using "Call Function Name".
When a string is selected, use the CTRL and SHIFT keys in combination with the arrow keys [→], [←] to select to the end of the text.
Press CTRL+[F4] to close the current screen.
Press the [Esc] key to overwrite and save the script or to exit without saving.