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# scriptexec
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Load and execute a script file in a single operation.
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## arguments
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`arg1` Script file path to load and execute.
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## result
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This command does not set any result variables.
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## execution behavior
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This command blocks until the script completes execution. It performs the following operations:
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1. Loads the specified script file
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2. Executes the script from the beginning
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3. Automatically unloads the script only if execution completes successfully
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Script execution is handled by a single dedicated thread, ensuring that only one script runs at a time.
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## notes
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- Cannot be used from within a running script
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- If script execution fails or is aborted, the script remains loaded
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- This is the most convenient way to run standalone scripts
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- Execution always starts from the beginning of the script
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- You can use the Script tab context menu to abort a running script if needed
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