scripts

Tom, bunun ne tür bir yazıt olduğunu biliyor musun? Muhtemelen Tibet, ama ondan bir parça okuyamıyorum. - Tom, do you know what kind of script this is? Probably Tibetan, but I can't read a bit of it.

Bugün senaryosu bir arkadaş tarafından yazılmış bir oyun izledim. - Today I watched a play of a script written by a friend.

script

{i} matb. el yazısı biçiminde harf

script

el yazısı gibi basma harf

script

planla/metin yaz

script

{i} alfabe

Arap alfabesi, Roman alfabesiyle değiştirildi. - The Arabic script was replaced by the Roman alphabet.

script

(Bilgisayar) elyazısı

script

el yazısı/alfabe/metin

script

{i} bitişik harflerle yazılan yazı

edit scripts

(Bilgisayar) dosyaları düzenle

edit scripts

(Bilgisayar) komut dosyalarını düzenle

script

(Matbaacılık, Basımcılık) el yazısı biçiminde harf

script

(Bilgisayar) programcık

script

(Bilgisayar) makro

script

(Sinema) çevirim oyunluğu

(Bilgisayar) kod

(Dilbilim) yaz

Orta çağlarda, Kutsal Yazılara karşı çıkan herhangi biri öldürüldü. - In the Middle Ages, anyone who'd oppose to the Holy Scriptures was murdered.

script

(Bilgisayar) küçük program

script

(Ticaret) geçici senet

not

(Bilgisayar) dil

(Bilgisayar) komut dizisi

script

el yazısı

Bu bir bitişik el yazısı. - This is a cursive script.

(Bilgisayar) karmaşık komut dosyaları

complex scripts

(Bilgisayar) karmaşık kodlar

complex scripts

(Bilgisayar) karmaşık yazılar

logon scripts

(Bilgisayar) oturum açma komut dosyaları

netware login scripts

Netware Oturum Açma Komut Betikleri

İngilizce - İngilizce

scripts teriminin İngilizce İngilizce sözlükte anlamı: third-person singular of script; Observing Specifications Log; ArcView scripts are macros written in Avenue, ArcView's programming language and development environment With Avenue you can customize almost every aspect of ArcView, from adding a new button to run a script you write, to creating an entire custom application that you can distribute; A representation of a schema in terms of a sequence of abstract actions with slots for specific instances See [Schank77] and schema [Omerod90]; The contents of a computer programming language, or list of instructions Also referred to as macros or batch files; Scripts are small programs providing some interaction with the user Programs which run on the user's computer are usually written in Javascript, which is supported by all major browsers For programs running on the web server (server-side) the most common scripting languages are Perl and Microsoft's Active Server Pages BackBack to main documentinternet lynx; In symbolic interactionism, it is the observation that humans act as though they were following a script; they are influenced by past events and experiences and act accordingly in ways that make sense to them; Elements specifically written for text chat, browser links and digital photo that serve an individual's needs; An HTML page which passes variable back to the server; plural of script; Batch files ( bat) or executable ( exe) files that run when a computer starts up or shuts down or when a user logs on or off at any type of workstation on the network Windows 2000 supports Windows Scripting Host Visual Basic Scripting Edition (VBScript) and JScript, while continuing to support MS-DOS command scripts and executable files; Scripts are computer programming code written in relatively simple programming languages; Backtalk's behavior is driven by script files Each script is a program written in the Backtalk script language, which is run to draw a page on the display, with all the buttons and controls required All script files are kept under in the script directory, and have names ending with a `` bt'' suffix; a set of instructions; there are script languages such as JavaScript and VBScript that are used to go beyond the capabilities of the HyperText MarkUp Language (HTML); These can be considered a type of formulaic speech They are are memorized sequences of utterances which are more or less fixed and predictable, e g 'How do you do?'
post scripts: plural form of post script
script: An abbreviation for a prescription
script: A system of writing adapted to a particular language or set of languages
script: A writing; a written document
script: A file containing a list of user commands, allowing them to be invoked once to execute in sequence
shell scripts: plural form of shell script
script: writing or handwriting of the ordinary cursive form
script: {i} handwriting, penmanship; original document; written text, manuscript; written text for a play (or film, television program, etc.); alphabet, system of writing; batch file, set of instructions that is executed without user interaction (Computers)
script: Script is a programming term referring to a set of instructions or program that is executed by another program instead of the computer processor Examples of script languages include PERL and JavaScript
script: If you say that something which has happened is not in the script, or that someone has not followed the script, you mean that something has happened which was not expected or intended to happen. Losing was not in the script The game plan was right. We just didn't follow the script
script: a particular orthography or writing system
script: Written characters; style of writing
script: The person who scripts a film or a radio or television play writes it. James Cameron, who scripted and directed both films
script: A complete piece of programming, in whatever language, that will perform a specific task A programme or application is a complex construction of numerous scripts
script: write a script for; "The playwright scripted the movie"
script: A script, another name for a computer program, is usually written in Perl, a C-like language Scripts need to be written to incorporate functionality such as automatic indexing, automatic "what's new" features, and a variety of other specialized web applications
script: A collection of symbols used to represent textual information in one or more writing systems
script: (multiple related meanings) Something written Text produced by scribes A collection of symbols used to represent textual information in a writing system The visible part of a writing system A font that resembles handwriting, especially a running cursive style
script: A computer program that is written in an interpreted programming language, and therefore stays in human-readable text format; cf executable, binary
script: The written document containing the dialogue and action for a drama; the text of a stage play, movie, or other performance. Especially, the final form used for the performance itself
script: Type made in imitation of handwriting
script: to make or write a script
script: You can refer to a particular system of writing as a particular script. a text in the Malay language but written in Arabic script
script: 192 The sum of characters used to write, independent of allographic variations; 193 A particular system of writing, e g cuneiform script; 194 in computer programming, a script is a program or sequence of instructions that is interpreted or carried out by another program rather than by the computer processor, e g JavaScript code can be imbedded in HTML pages and interpreted by the Web browser (or client)
script: An original instrument or document
script: A type of computer code that can be executed directly by a program that understands the programming language
script: A script is a simple program written in an interpreted language such as PERL or CGI
script: A program of D4 usually contained in a text file A script specifies a sequence of operations to be performed For example, a script may contain the data definition language statement necessary to create a particular business model
script: An iterative procedure usually written for a specific operating system, such as a shell script or a batch file, which performs a series of commands in a particular sequence
script: Another term for macro or batch file, a script is a list of commands that can be executed without user interaction A script language is a simple programming language with which you can write scripts
script: In the context of the WWW, a script is a program that runs on a Web browser that responds to the user inputs
script: Many if not most Web sites use scripts (little programs embedded in the web page data) for many purposes, usually benign and often helpful Various browsers implement a variety of scripting languages The most popular is Javascript, but there is also Jscript, ECMAscript, and VBscript PopUpCop regulates these with Internet Explorer's Security Zone facility PopUpCop, too, can disable scripting However, it's unusual to need to disable scripting Doing so often causes web sites to fail
script: A script or writing system is a distinctive set of characters that may be used to write many languages The alphabetic Latin or Roman script is common in Europe and the Americas The Arabic script is used throughout the Muslim world All alphabets are rooted in an ancient Northwest Semitic script Characters in Asian scripts like Chinese Han and Korean Hangul are ideographs, as were ancient Egyptian Syllabaries like Indic Devanagari and Japanese Katakana have single characters that represent combinations of consonants and vowels
script: prepared speech written on paper self-mailer: a brochure or other document that contains postal information (return address, bulk mail insignia or room for postage) and room for an address label so that it can mailed by itself, without having to place it in an envelope shelf-life: how long a document is held onto by the receiver sig file: a signature block consistently used that includes a tag line about your company Example
script: A short computer program written in a simplified programming language, such as JavaScript, VBScript, or Perl
script: a particular orthography or writing system a written version of a play or other dramatic composition; used in preparing for a performance write a script for; "The playwright scripted the movie
script: The written dialogue, description, and directions provided by the playwright
script: The script of a play, film, or television programme is the written version of it. Jenny's writing a film script
script: A type of program that consists of a set of instructions for an application A script usually consists of instructions that are expressed using the application's rules and syntax, combined with simple control structures The pcAnywhere source scripts have a scr extension; compiled, executable pcAnywhere scripts have a scx extension
script: The SCRIPT element is the method used by browsers to recognize scripting languages in an HTML document
script: a maximal collection of characters used for writing languages or for transcribing linguistic data that have graphic representations, share common characteristics of appearance, share a common set of typical behaviours, have a common history of development, and that would be identified as being related by some community of users
script: A type of computer code that can be directly executed by a program that understands the language in which the script is written Scripts do not need to be compiled to be run
script: a written version of a play or other dramatic composition; used in preparing for a performance
script: In the context of the WWW, a (gateway) script is a program that runs on a Web server and processes requests based on input from the browser
script: something written by hand; "she recognized his handwriting"; "his hand was illegible"
script: A type of computer code than can be directly executed by a program that understands the language in which the script is written Scripts do not need to be compiled into object code to be executed
‘scripts’: Elements specifically written for text chat, browser links and digital photo that serve an individual's needs
‘scripts’: A representation of a schema in terms of a sequence of abstract actions with slots for specific instances See [Schank77] and schema [Omerod90]
‘scripts’: These can be considered a type of formulaic speech They are are memorized sequences of utterances which are more or less fixed and predictable, e g 'How do you do?'
‘scripts’: An HTML page which passes variable back to the server
‘scripts’: ArcView scripts are macros written in Avenue, ArcView's programming language and development environment With Avenue you can customize almost every aspect of ArcView, from adding a new button to run a script you write, to creating an entire custom application that you can distribute
‘scripts’: Scripts are computer programming code written in relatively simple programming languages
‘scripts’: a set of instructions; there are script languages such as JavaScript and VBScript that are used to go beyond the capabilities of the HyperText MarkUp Language (HTML)
‘scripts’: In symbolic interactionism, it is the observation that humans act as though they were following a script; they are influenced by past events and experiences and act accordingly in ways that make sense to them
‘scripts’: Observing Specifications Log
‘scripts’: Scripts are small programs providing some interaction with the user Programs which run on the user's computer are usually written in Javascript, which is supported by all major browsers For programs running on the web server (server-side) the most common scripting languages are Perl and Microsoft's Active Server Pages BackBack to main documentinternet lynx
‘scripts’: Batch files ( bat) or executable ( exe) files that run when a computer starts up or shuts down or when a user logs on or off at any type of workstation on the network Windows 2000 supports Windows Scripting Host Visual Basic Scripting Edition (VBScript) and JScript, while continuing to support MS-DOS command scripts and executable files
‘scripts’: The contents of a computer programming language, or list of instructions Also referred to as macros or batch files
‘scripts’: Backtalk's behavior is driven by script files Each script is a program written in the Backtalk script language, which is run to draw a page on the display, with all the buttons and controls required All script files are kept under in the script directory, and have names ending with a `` bt'' suffix