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VB6 and VBScript 2
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Hi,
Add the MS script control to a form in your project.
Use can then use the eval method. E.g.
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Dim n As Integer
ScriptControl1.ExecuteStatement ("i=2"
n = ScriptControl1.Eval("i+1"
MsgBox
---------------------------------------------------------- Sunaj
'The gap between theory and practice is not as wide in theory as it is in practice'
Add the MS script control to a form in your project.
Use can then use the eval method. E.g.
----------------------------------------------------------
Dim n As Integer
ScriptControl1.ExecuteStatement ("i=2"
n = ScriptControl1.Eval("i+1"
MsgBox
---------------------------------------------------------- Sunaj
'The gap between theory and practice is not as wide in theory as it is in practice'
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Not a stupid question at all.
Ok, first of all you need to add a refererence to the Microsoft Script Control (although you can do late binding and avoid the reference if you prefer). Then, for this example, you need a form with a textbox, a label and a command button. You will be able to enter calcuations into the textbox (e.g 2+5, (2+6)/4), and hit the command button to get the result in the label. You just need to drop in the following code:
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Option Explicit
Private Sub Command1_Click()
Dim wsh As ScriptControl 'Change to As Object if you don't want to add a refference
' Done this way rather than with New to cater for the fact we may have decided not to add a reference
' and therefore wsh may be declared As Object.
Set wsh = CreateObject("MSScriptControl.ScriptControl"
wsh.Language = "vbscript" ' Vital - must tell script control which of the several script languages it is to use
Label1 = wsh.Eval(Text1.Text)
End Sub
Ok, first of all you need to add a refererence to the Microsoft Script Control (although you can do late binding and avoid the reference if you prefer). Then, for this example, you need a form with a textbox, a label and a command button. You will be able to enter calcuations into the textbox (e.g 2+5, (2+6)/4), and hit the command button to get the result in the label. You just need to drop in the following code:
[tt]
Option Explicit
Private Sub Command1_Click()
Dim wsh As ScriptControl 'Change to As Object if you don't want to add a refference
' Done this way rather than with New to cater for the fact we may have decided not to add a reference
' and therefore wsh may be declared As Object.
Set wsh = CreateObject("MSScriptControl.ScriptControl"
wsh.Language = "vbscript" ' Vital - must tell script control which of the several script languages it is to use
Label1 = wsh.Eval(Text1.Text)
End Sub
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