Can a script create an object with an id that can be called by other scripts?

Can a script create an object with an id that can be called by other scripts?
For example, should the following room work?


<room width="11" height="13" name="Repeating Control Point">
<row text=" ##D## "/>
<row text="####...####"/>
<row text="####...#P##"/>
<row text="#..#......#"/>
<row text="#2........d"/>
<row text="#GG.....GG#"/>
<row text="#GGG#.#GGG#"/>
<row text="#GGG#1#GGG#"/>
<row text="#GG.....GG#"/>
<row text="d........3#"/>
<row text="#.........#"/>
<row text="####...####"/>
<row text="#####D#####"/>
<flags minLevel="0" maxLevel="3" special="1"/>

<customblocker id="grate" name="Iron Grate" at="1" png="dungeon/bars_iron_ew.png" can_push="0" description="The iron bars of the grate refuse to let you pass."/>

<element at="2" type="lever" id="lever0"/>
<element at="3" type="lever" id="lever1"/>

<script repeat="-1">
<condition condition_type="activated_changed" id="lever0"/>
<condition condition_type="at" id="grate" at="1" />
<action on="success" action_type="remove" id="grate"/>
</script>
<script repeat="-1">
<condition condition_type="activated_changed" id="lever1"/>
<condition condition_type="at" id="grate" at="1" />
<action on="success" action_type="remove" id="grate"/>
</script>

<script repeat="-1">
<condition condition_type="activated_changed" id="lever0"/>
<condition condition_type="at" id="grate" at="1" not="1"/>
<action on="success" action_type="create" create_type="customblocker" id="grate" name="Iron Grate" at="1" png="dungeon/bars_iron_ew.png" can_push="0" description="The iron bars of the grate refuse to let you pass." />
</script>
<script repeat="-1">
<condition condition_type="activated_changed" id="lever1"/>
<condition condition_type="at" id="grate" at="1" not="1"/>
<action on="success" action_type="create" create_type="customblocker" id="grate" name="Iron Grate" at="1" png="dungeon/bars_iron_ew.png" can_push="0" description="The iron bars of the grate refuse to let you pass." />
</script>


</room>

 

In short: yes, it should. I've done it before.

 

If you're trying to create prison doors--doors that open and close off of a switch--I have working code for that here:

Code:

<room width="12" height="12" name="Shallow Dungeon Torture Chamber" >
        <row text="######D#####" />
        <row text="#####...####" />
        <row text="#..#.......#" />
        <row text="#..#....X2X#" />
        <row text="#..........#" />
        <row text="d....X3X...#" />
        <row text="#..........#" />
        <row text="#..45....XX#" />
        <row text="d.......X1.#" />
        <row text="#..........#" />
        <row text="##...#######" />
        <row text="###D########" />
        <flags minLevel="0" maxLevel="0" />
       
        <customblocker name="Prison Bars" x="1" y="3" png="sprites/bars_w_end_0.png" description="Rusty and dented, these prison bars appear at least moderately effective." can_push="0" />
        <customblocker name="Prison Bars" x="2" y="3" png="sprites/bars_e_end_0.png" description="Rusty and dented, these prison bars appear at least moderately effective." id="cell1door" can_push="0" />
 
        <customblocker name="Iron Maiden" at="2" png="sprites/iron_maiden.png" description="Decidedly less awesome than the band of the same name." can_push="0" />
        <customblocker name="The Rack" at="1" png="sprites/rack.png" description="I don't know about you, but I prefer my racks on lamb and women." can_push="0" />
        <customblocker name="Toolbench" at="3" png="sprites/toolbench_0.png" description="There are some chilling implications here, but you'd probably best not investigate them for fear of hyperboric feedback." can_push="0" />   
 
        <element type="evilchest" at="4" />
        <element type="bbq" at="5" />
       
        <monster x="2" y="2" />
       
        <element x="3" y="4" type="lever" id="cell1lever" can_push="0" />
       
        <script repeat="-1">
            <condition condition_type="activated" activated="1" id="cell1lever"/>
            <action on="success" action_type="move" id="cell1door" x="1" y="3" />
        </script>
 
        <script repeat="-1">
            <condition condition_type="activated" activated="0" id="cell1lever"/>
            <action on="success" action_type="move" id="cell1door" x="2" y="3" />
        </script>
       
    </room>