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Reusing code in Legacy scripts
Posted: 01 Apr 10 10:50 AM
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Hi,
In LEGACY DEVELOPMENT of SLX- is it possible to create a function and call it. I know in VBScipt you can do an include script.
I have a script that checks for the value of some fields and if the values are null or empty it raises an error and exit the sub. I have to use this validation in lot of places in my project. Is there a way I write this validation script/subroutine once and reuse it.
Any suggestions?
Thanks! |
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Re: Reusing code in Legacy scripts
Posted: 01 Apr 10 11:00 AM
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Yes, you have to "Invoke" the Script.
I don't recall the exact syntax, as it has been a while since I had to use this, but it was something along the linse of:
Invoke "Basic", "Family:PluginName"
There is a replacement function on the new API called DoInvoke, which replaced the Invoke from the Legacy script, the syntax and usage is exactly the same. |
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Re: Reusing code in Legacy scripts
Posted: 15 Jul 10 10:15 PM
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Here you go...
option explicit
sub Main
'Option-1
application.BasicFunctions.DoInvoke("Basic","Personal:MyScript")
'Option -2
Dim objBASIC
set objBASIC = Application.BASICFunctions
objBasic.DoInvoke("Basic","Personal:MyScript")
end sub |
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Re: Reusing code in Legacy scripts
Posted: 15 Jul 10 10:17 PM
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I am sorry if I understand your question correctly you want to call Vbscript function from Legacy Script-? that would not be possible. You cannot call VB Script from legacy script you can only call Legacy script from VB Script. UNLESS THERE IS SOMETHING THAT I DON'T KNOW  |
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