Calling the Script Library

The Script Library must be created before it can be called. It can be called using this syntax:


Dim scr As <LibraryScriptName> = new <LibraryScriptName>(Me)

Example

For this example, the syntax is shown here.


Dim Addset As ADDSETS = new ADDSETS(Me)

In this example, a Formula Copy Method calls the ADDSETS Script Library. The ADDSETS script adds the SNACKS Classification set to the newly copied formula.


Function execute( ) As Long
Dim _returnvalue As Long
‘Call the library script function Addset.AddSnacks( )
Dim Addset As ADDSETS = new ADDSETS(Me)
addset.AddSnacks( )
Return _returnValue

Then copy a formula using the Copy Method.

The classification sets for the new formula includes the sets from the original formula and the additional SNACKS set. The ADDSETS Script Library was called to add the SNACKS set.

Calling a Script Library from another Script Library

You can use a script library function within another script library function. This enables you to reuse even more functions without having to place them in one set of coding.

See Reusing Script Libraries.