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Revision as of 18:09, 8 July 2008
File Properties | Overview: Script Files
The File Properties window allows you to set a timeout period in milliseconds for scripts to run, as well as specify a timeout script to run when the timeout period expires.
The following table describes the situations in which a timeout period applies or does not apply:
| Action | Timeout Period Applies | 
| Script is run from within another script using RunBlocking() | Yes | 
| Script is run by selecting the script in the Files Pane, right-clicking and choosing Run | Yes | 
| Script is run from within a test suite by clicking This is execute button | Yes | 
| Script is run from within an Editor window by clicking This is the run button | No | 
| Script is run from within another script using RunNonBlocking() | No | 
| A timeout script is run | No |