GetCommandList
Script function world.GetCommandList Read about scripting Type Method Summary Returns some or all commands from the command history Prototype `VARIANT GetCommandList(long Count);` View list of data type meanings Description `This returns a variant array of the nominated number of most recent commands (in the command history window). You can get all available commands by requesting a count of zero. (You can get the most recently saved command by requesting a count of 1). If you request more than the available number, then the number of items in the array may be less than that requested. You can get the current command (not yet in the command history list) by using world.GetCommand.` VBscript example
    dim commandList
    dim iCount

    '
    ' Get last 10 commands
    '
      commandList = world.GetCommandList (10)

      If Not IsEmpty (commandList) Then
        For Each command In commandList
          world.Note command
        Next
      End If

    '
    ' ------------------------
    '

    '
    ' Get most recent command
    '

      world.note world.getcommandlist (1) (0)
Jscript example
    //
    // Get last 10 commands
    //

      commandList = new VBArray(world.GetCommandList (10)).toArray();

      if (commandList)
        for (i = 0; i < commandList.length; i++)
            world.note (commandList [i]);
PerlScript example
    #
    #  Get last 10 commands
    #

    foreach $item (Win32::OLE::in ($world->GetCommandList (10)))
     {
     $world->note($item);
     }
Python example
    #
    # Get last 10 commands
    #

    commandList = world.GetCommandList (10)
    if (commandList ):
      for c in commandList : world.Note (c)
Lua example
    --
    -- Get last 10 commands
    --

    for k, v in pairs (GetCommandList (10)) do
      Note (v)
    end
Return value
    If there are no commands in the history list then the return value is empty. Use "IsEmpty" to test for this possibility.

    Otherwise, it returns a variant array containing the specified number of commands (counting from the most recent). Use "ubound" to find the number of commands in the list.
See Also ... Functions GetCommand (Gets the current command in the command window) PushCommand (Pushes the current command into the command history list) SelectCommand (Selects (highlights) the current command in the command window) SetCommand (Sends text to the command window) (Help topic: function=GetCommandList) Documentation contents page