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<SCRIPT>
b="Hello"
</SCRIPT>

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="Python">
import win32traceutil
import sys
print "Hello"
a="Hi there"
print "Location is", document.location
document.write("Hello", " from version ", 2, " of the Python AXScript Engine","<P>")
document.writeln("This is Python", sys.version)

</SCRIPT>

<P>The caption on the first button is set by the Window Load code.  Clicking
that button changes the text in the first edit box.

<P>The second button changes its own text when clicked.

<P>The fourth button calls a global function, defined in the global 'script' scope,
rather than the 'MyForm' scope.

<FORM NAME="MyForm" METHOD="GET">
   <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="Python">
print "Hello from in the form"
   </SCRIPT>
   <INPUT NAME="Button1" TYPE="Button" OnClick="MyForm.Text1.value='Hi'" LANGUAGE="Python">
   <INPUT TYPE="TEXT" SIZE=25 NAME="Text1">
   <INPUT NAME="Button2" TYPE="Button" VALUE="Click for 'Hi'" OnClick="a='Howdy'; MyForm.Button2.value='Hi'" LANGUAGE="Python">
   <INPUT NAME="Button3" TYPE="Button" VALUE="Click for URL" OnClick="MyForm.Text2.value=document.location" LANGUAGE="Python">
   <INPUT TYPE="TEXT" SIZE=25 NAME="Text2">
   <INPUT NAME="Button4" TYPE="Button" VALUE="Call global fn" OnClick="foo1()" LANGUAGE="Python">
   <INPUT NAME="Button5" TYPE="Button" VALUE="Script for... Test">
<script for="Button5" event="onClick" language="Python">
print "HelloThere";
window.alert("Hello")
def ATest():
	print "Hello from ATEst"

ATest()
</script>
   <INPUT NAME="Button6" TYPE="Button" VALUE="Set Other" OnClick="Form2.Text1.Value='Hi from other'" LANGUAGE="Python">

</FORM><BR>
<P>
And here is a second form
<P>
<FORM NAME="Form2" METHOD="GET">
   <INPUT NAME="Button1" TYPE="Button" OnClick="Form2.Text1.Value='Hi'" LANGUAGE="Python">
   <INPUT NAME="Button2" TYPE="Button" VALUE="Set Other" OnClick="MyForm.Text1.Value='Hi from other'" LANGUAGE="Python">
   <INPUT TYPE="TEXT" SIZE=25 NAME="Text1">
   <INPUT NAME="ButRExec" TYPE="Button" VALUE="RExec fail" OnClick="import win32api;win32api.MessageBox(0,'Oops')" LANGUAGE="Python">
   <INPUT NAME="ButRExec2" TYPE="Button" VALUE="RExec fail 2" OnClick="import sys,win32traceutil;print sys.modules;from win32com.client import dynamic;import win32com.client.dynamic, pythoncom, win32com.client;o=win32com.client.Dispatch('Word.Application')" LANGUAGE="Python">
   <INPUT NAME="ButVB" TYPE="Button" VALUE="VBScript Button" OnClick='alert("Hi from VBScript")'>
   <INPUT NAME="ButCallChain" TYPE="Button" VALUE="Multi-Language call" OnClick='CallPython()'>
</FORM><BR>

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="VBScript">
function CallPython()
	alert("Hello from VB - Im about to call Python!")
	PythonGlobalFunction()
end function
</SCRIPT>

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JScript">
function JScriptFunction()
{
  alert("Hello from JScript");
}
</SCRIPT>

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="Python">
x=13

def foo1():
   y = 14
   for name, item in globals().items():
        print name, `item`
   alert ("Hello from AXCode")
   print "Y is ",y

def PythonGlobalFunction():
	window.alert("Hello from Python - Im about to call JScript!")
	window.JScriptFunction()

def Window_OnLoad():
	print "X is", x
	print "a is", a
#	print "------ GLOBALS ----------"
#	for n,v in globals().items():
#		print n,'=',v
	print "MyForm is", MyForm
	print "MyForm is repr", `MyForm`
	print "MyForm.Button1 is", `MyForm.Button1`
	MyForm.Button1.Value = "Python Rules!"
	Form2.Button1.value = "Form2!"
	MyForm.Text1.value = document.location
</SCRIPT>

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</HTML>