MHS incorporates a full programming language, using it as a scripting language allowing many useful features to be automated, and furthermore allowing much easier examination of the target process during RAM. In future versions, it will even be possible to export your scripts as stand-alone .exe files capable of running entirely free of MHS.

The script syntax is almost identical to C, and includes structures, unions, enumerations, and typedefs.

View the following topics for more information on the syntax used when writing scripts:

• Expressions
• Declaring Script Variables
• Data Types, Typedefs, Structs, Unions, and Enums
• Arrays
• Control Statements
• Functions
• Externals
• Limitations

A large number of functions are available while working in any script set. See Script Function Reference for a complete list.

To view the predefined data, see Predefined Structures, Unions, Typedefs, Enums, and Constants.

To see how to handle events and make functional scripts, see Script Events.

For a walk-through explaining how to make basic scripts from scratch, see Script Walkthroughs.