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Wed, Feb 3, 2010 4:50:48 pmEvery now and then, when creating a VBscript, I 'construct' a sub or function, that would have proven useful inside more than one of my scripts. Is there any way, to build some kind of a library of such self-made sub/functions, and 'install' the library, and thereafter make use of it in other scripts? In c++, you have the #Include feature.
For example, say I have the MyFunc, MySub and MyOldFunc that I want to use in ten different scripting project. Could I have made these into some kind of an object, that I easily could 'call' in later scripts - something like
MyLib.MySub
etc?
In case this is possible, How would I create the Library, and which instruction would I use in future scripts, so as to cal, or include, the library/object?
Thanks for your kind assistance!
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For example, say I have the MyFunc, MySub and MyOldFunc that I want to use in ten different scripting project. Could I have made these into some kind of an object, that I easily could 'call' in later scripts - something like
MyLib.MySub
etc?
In case this is possible, How would I create the Library, and which instruction would I use in future scripts, so as to cal, or include, the library/object?
Thanks for your kind assistance!
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