RemoteSign: {TS} command

Define a set of triggers that a RemoteSign can use to trigger scripts

Syntax

{TS} slot ␑ style ␑ statusvar ␑ label ␑ width ␑ forecolor ␑ backcolor ␑ nButtons ␒ triggers

slot - an integer defining the desired order of presentation in a user interface
style - variable style as follows:

0: delete any existing trigger set for this slot number
1: On/off
2: Percentage
3: Number
4: Enumerated radio buttons
5: Single action push buttons(s)
6: Text
7: Color

statusvar - the variable used to indicate a status of the trigger set, zero means none
label - text to use in the user interface
forecolor - foreground color of the label
backcolor - background color of the label
nButtons - number of trigger buttons defined
triggers - an optional list of trigger data to define display of options and return data, separated by DC1 characters. Each trigger has these parts:

scriptindex - index number of the script to run
parameters - a list of parameters that will overwrite parameters in the script, separated by pipe characters |. An empty parameter will not overwrite the script parameter.
image - an image name to use in the interface
text - text to use for the trigger button (on top of image)
tforecolor - foreground color of the trigger text
tbackcolor - background color of the button and

Note #1: Trigger data is not required for styles: Percentage, Number, Text, Color

If a non-zero variable number is defined, the RemoteSign handling the {TS} command is expected to send a {SETVAR} command with the value triggered by the user. If a script is defined that is expected to be sent via a {RUNSCRIPT} command, after any {SETVAR}.