Glenn:

Nice UDFs coming along.

However, I'd rather move the global variables into the UDfs in such a way that they will be defined automatically. An example could be
code:
Function tsInitTask(OPTIONAL $NullFlag)
  ; initializing global variables
  if not vartype($TASKPARMS)
    global $TASKPARMS
    $TASKPARMS = "ApplicationName","Parameters","WorkingDirectory","Comment","Creator",
    "Priority","MaxRunTime","Idle","DontStartIfOnBatteries","KillIfGoingOnBatteries", 
    "RunOnlyIfLoggedOn","SystemRequired","DeleteWhenDone","Suspend","StartOnlyIfIdle", 
    "KillOnIdleEnd","RestartOnIdleResume","Hidden","Interactive","HaltOnError"
  endif
  if not vartype($TRIGCODES)
    global $TRIGCODES
    $TRIGCODES = "SDTEDTSTMDURINTHEDKADDISTYPARG"
  endif
  if not vartype($TRIGPARMS)
    global $TRIGPARMS
    $TRIGPARMS = "StartDate","EndDate","StartTime","MinutesDuration","MinutesInterval", 
    "HasEndDate","KillAtDuration","Disabled","Type","TypeArguments"
  endif
 
  If $NullFlag <> ""
    ; return an array with null values
    $tsInitTask = "","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","",""
    Exit 0
  EndIf
 
  ; return an array with default values
  $tsInitTask = "RQ","","%SYSTEMDRIVE%\TEMP","Task created with tsTool","@USERID","NORMAL", \
  "3600000","10 60","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","default","default"
 
  Exit 0
 
EndFunction
This way, the variables are always created and the user will not have to worry abut this.
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