//	The following example shows a program that register the Ctrl+Alt+P keys, then waits for the combination key is made to exit.


	function event(){
		alert("You pressed Ctrl+Alt+P")
		return true;	//	By returning "true", the "waitevent" function stops waiting for events.
	}
	//	Successively, it associates a combination to a procedure.

	var error=reghotkey("-ca.p",@event)
	if(error==false){
		alert("An error was raised when registering keys Ctrl+Alt+P, description: "+_nl+"	"+err_description(err_number()))
		sys.quit()
	}else{
		alert("Press Ctrl+Alt+P to exit!")
	}
	waitevent()

	reghotkey("-ca.p",0)		//	Detaches the keys Ctrl+Alt+P.

	//	These instructions show you an example of what happens when the key is already associated by another application (Ctrl+Alt+Delete is an operating system command).

	var error=reghotkey("-ca.delete",@event)
	if(error==false){
		alert("An error was raised when registering keys Ctrl+Alt+Delete, description: "+_nl+"	"+err_description(err_number()))
	}
	sys.quit()			//	Finishes the application.

	alert("Wait two seconds!")

	var timerh = regtimer(2000, @timer1);

	waitevent();

	alert("Will exit now!")

	function timer1(){
		var resultf = regtimer(timerh, 0);
		alert("Timer1 in action!")
		return true;
	}

//	The following example shows an utility of "seterrorlevel".
//	Edit with the TEIMSI editor a file and name it "errorlevel.tsi", put the following line and then press F5.

	seterrorlevel(2)

//	Now edit a file called "test.bat" in the same folder as the .exe file, put the following and run it the .bat

	@echo off
	call errorlevel.exe
	if errorlevel 2 goto et2
	
	echo "Error level 0"
	pause
	exit
	
	:et2
	echo "Error level 2"
	pause
	exit

//	As you will see appears the string "Error level 2".
	

//	Edit with TEIMSI Editor a file called "program.tsi", put on it the following line and then press F5.

	alert(cmdline())

//	This shows message with the program's path.

//	Now edit with TEIMSI Editor a file called "caller.tsi", put on it the following lines, then press F5.

	if(fileexists("program.exe")){
		openapp("program.exe<Hello!")		//	This runs the file "program.exe" if it exists.
	}

//	As you will see, a message with the path appears to the file "program.exe" and the command line (which in this case is "Hello!").

	var position=@example

	var num=fn_at_long(position)
	
	alert("380 + 2 = "+ num)
	
	function example(){
		alert("Hi!")
		return 382
	}

	// The following program uses "waitfor".

	alert("Wait 1,5 seconds")
	waitfor(1500)
	alert("Done!")