After completing PowerBuilder 6: Event Programming the user should be able to:
 

	Program applications to respond to events
	Use variables in scripts
	Declare new variables
	Use operators
	Use arrays in script
	Build PowerScript statements
	Use the script painter

Responding to Events
 

	Understanding events
	Events and the PowerBuilder Script painter
	Creating user-defined Events

Scripting with Variables
 

	Discussing the PowerScript language
	Using variables

Encapsulation Dot Notation and Structures
 

	Variable naming conventions
	Encapsulation
	Using objects and controls
	Using structures

Array Class and Reference Variables
 

	Arrays
	Class or reference variables

Using Operators
 

	Discussing the operators
	Precedence and parentheses

PowerScript Statements
 

	Using PowerBuilder commands
	Using decision structures
	Using iteration (looping) structures
	Using built-in functions
	Using context-sensitive help

Using the Script Painter
 

	Using editing tools in the Script painter
	Adding statements and functions
	Using the Object Browser

This course is distributed with:
 

	Exercises that allow users to practice in PowerBuilder 6.
	A file containing the text of the exercises
	Simulations that allow users to practice course skills even if they don't have access to PowerBuilder 6.
	A PowerBuilder 6 glossary