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Zitat von MaGu

Das wäre eine wirklich sinnvolle Funktion in einer Digitalkamera...

Hmmm, mit der Meinung scheinen wir hier allein auf weiter Flur zu stehen, oder?

Also als Hinweis auf das, was es vor 9 Jahren mal gab, hier ein paar Beispiele (Quelle):
The mode statement is used to tell the camera in which mode to display the script in a menu. The supported modes are 0 (capture), 1 (review), and 2 (play).
The menu statement tells the camera under which menu to display the script label.
The label statement tells the camera what name to display for the script under the specified menu.

The Digital Script language has 70 command statements that give the scripter control over all aspects of the device’s operation: Hier mal ein paar Beispiele:

StartCapture Starts the capture process.
EndCapture Stops the capture process.
GetFileInfo Accesses the list of all captured image files currently available.
EraseFile Delete image files or other files.
MakeFolder Creates a new directory
SerialSendReceive Sets up for the next data exchange through the serial port.
SerialSend Sends the indicated data and sets up the next receive cycle.
SerialReceive Waits to receive an expected transmission.
FileOpen Opens a file in the specified directory with the specified filename.
ReadLine Reads one line of data from a text file.
Write Appends the specified data to the current pointer location in an open file (no carriage return added at end).
FindString Places the pointer at the start of a substring within a source string.
Substring Extracts and returns a substring from a source string.
Wait Specifies the number of milliseconds for the script program to wait.
Display Places feedback text in the LCD (liquid crystal display).
DisplayClear Clears the LCD.
GetString Requests an input text string from the user.
WaitForShutter Returns camera system control to the user while waiting for the shutter button to be pressed.