// JScript example that shows how to find a command by its scripting name
var oCmd = Application.GetCommandByScriptingName( "GetMarking" )
Application.LogMessage( "Command Name: \"" + oCmd.Name + "\", Command Scripting Name: \"" + oCmd.ScriptingName + "\"" ) ;
// Test if a command with a given scripting name exists
oCmd = Application.GetCommandByScriptingName( "CommandThatDoesNotExist" )
if ( oCmd == null )
{
	Application.LogMessage( "Command \"CommandThatDoesNotExist\" is not installed" ) ;
} 
//Expected output:
//INFO : Command Name: "Get Marked Parameters", Command Scripting Name: "GetMarking"
//INFO : Command "CommandThatDoesNotExist" is not installed

' VBScript example that shows how to find a command by its scripting name
set oCmd = Application.GetCommandByScriptingName( "GetMarking" )
Application.LogMessage( "Command Name: """ & oCmd.Name & """, Command Scripting Name: """ & oCmd.ScriptingName & """" ) 
' Test if a command with a given scripting name exists
set oCmd = Application.GetCommandByScriptingName( "CommandThatDoesNotExist" )
if typename( oCmd ) = "Nothing" then
	Application.LogMessage( "Command ""CommandThatDoesNotExist"" is not installed" )
end if 
'Expected output:
'INFO : Command Name: "Get Marked Parameters", Command Scripting Name: "GetMarking"
'INFO : Command "CommandThatDoesNotExist" is not installed