Importing and Exporting GPRM Configurations
If you find yourself needing to copy scripts from one project to another (using item
descriptions), you will find that it is much easier if you can be sure that each project uses
the same GPRM configuration. One way to do this is to export the GPRM configuration
from the project with scripts you want to copy from, and then import that GPRM
configuration into the project you want to copy the script into.
Important:
You can only copy a script from one project to another project if the GPRMs
used by the script are partitioned the same way in both projects.
When you export a GPRM configuration, a file is created that contains the partition
information for each of the GPRMs plus their names.
When you import a GPRM configuration, the GPRMs are changed to match those in the
file, including the names. Some things to keep in mind:
• Any GPRMs that are already in use by a script will not be reconfigured, and a warning
will appear. All other GPRMs will be reconfigured.
• The names of all GPRM registers are changed to match those in the file you are
importing. Any GPRMs that are already in use are not affected.
To export a GPRM configuration
1
Configure the GPRM register partitions, including changing their names if needed.
2
Do one of the following:
• Click the Script Inspector’s Export button.
• Click the Export button in the Advanced tab of the Disc Inspector.
The Export dialog opens.
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Enter a name for the file, select its destination, and click Export.
A file is created using the name you entered plus a “.dspPartition” extension.
To import a GPRM configuration
1
Do one of the following:
• Click the Script Inspector’s Import button.
• Click the Import button in the Advanced tab of the Disc Inspector.
The Import dialog opens.
2
Select the file to import, then click Import.
Note: To avoid configuration conflicts, you should import the GPRM configuration before
creating any scripts.