• ActionScript.SetProperty.Boolean
• Timecode.SetEnabled

• Timecode.Enabled

TimecodeMacros.xml

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<avolites.macros>
  <macro id="Avolites.Macros.Timecode.Enable" name="Enable Timecode">
	<description>Enable Timecode timer.</description>
    <sequence>
      <step>ActionScript.SetProperty.Boolean("Timecode.Enabled", true)</step>
      <step>Timecode.SetEnabled(Timecode.Enabled)</step>
    </sequence>
  </macro>
  <macro id="Avolites.Macros.Timecode.Disable" name="Disable Timecode">
	<description>Disable Timecode timer.</description>
    <sequence>
      <step>ActionScript.SetProperty.Boolean("Timecode.Enabled", false)</step>
      <step>Timecode.SetEnabled(Timecode.Enabled)</step>
    </sequence>
  </macro>
  <macro id="Avolites.Macros.Timecode.Toggle" name="Toggle Timecode">
	<description>Toggle Timecode timer.</description>
    <sequence>
      <step>ActionScript.SetProperty.Boolean("Timecode.Enabled", !Timecode.Enabled)</step>
      <step>Timecode.SetEnabled(Timecode.Enabled)</step>
    </sequence>
  </macro>
</avolites.macros>

This explains the functional steps within the sequence. For all the other XML details please refer to Formats and syntax

These macros are a good example for keeping the programming core and the menu in sync - this is explained in Action and Menus.

• ActionScript.SetProperty.Boolean(“Timecode.Enabled”, true) sets the variable 'Timecode.Enabled', which in fact enables the timer AND sets the menu if the timecode menu is open.
• Timecode.SetEnabled(Timecode.Enabled) sets the timecode timer to the value the variable 'Timecode.Enabled' is set to.
• ActionScript.SetProperty.Boolean(“Timecode.Enabled”, !Timecode.Enabled) is explained in Control Structures: it is a simple toggle logic which sets the variable 'Timecode.Enabled' to its counterpart: if it is enabled, it will be disabled - and vice versa.

See Deploying macros.
Fire any of the macros if you want to enable/disable/toggle the macro timer.