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Script Engine: Allow end users to extend your app using VB |
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| Submitted on: 5/29/2000 5:52:26 PM
By: Anoop Madhusudanan
Level: Advanced
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By 35 Users
Compatibility:VB 5.0, VB 6.0
Users have accessed this code 15713 times.
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| | | Hi Folks: Hurray, I made that!!. Dont shiver with excitation, but now you can interpret VBScript to extend the interfaces of your application. Allow your end users to extend your program using the power of Visual Basic. Hm.., I can't find any reason for these US Software companies not to provide me an H1 visa to join them :). You can interpret VB from your own application. Getting a little confused? Imagine this. Your end users can write VB code to extend your application interfaces. Simply like Microsoft uses VBA to extend Microsoft Office, you can now use VBScript to extend your apps. This means that you can allow your users to develop custom scripting, and you can make programs that work on macros. Amazing, right? In this engine, I shows you how to add forms and class interfaces to the Script Control. Just run the application before even taking a look at the code. One last word, VOTE FOR ME IF YOU FIND THIS USEFULL:::
Also, r u a US based programmer? I am looking for creating tie-ups with established US companies for implementing Web Phone services and Voice chat apps using the latest broadcasting technology I developed, and is planning to relocate to US shortly. Kindly visit my website http://www.geocities.com/streamingaudio if u have enough time.
I would be gratefull if you can provide me information regarding finding investors/sponsors in US for my ventures.
Regards,
Anoop,anoopj12@yahoo.com, http://www.geocities.com/streamingaudio
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5/29/2000 8:22:29 PM:\/îÞè® Tè¢.
Where can I download msscript.ocx?
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5/29/2000 10:43:00 PM:Chris
This is brilliant. Exactly what I
needed. Thanks!!!
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5/29/2000 10:43:34 PM:Anoop
It comes as a part of Microsoft
Development Environment. I think it
will get installed on your system with
PWS/IIS
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5/30/2000 12:37:04 AM:Detonate
WOOOHOOO! Excellent !
Been looking for
something like this since I was 7 !
Very nice :-)
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5/30/2000 1:10:57 AM:ARRiVE
This is great! I have been wondering on
how to do this!
Thanks
ARRiVE
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5/30/2000 2:18:30 AM:AnDy2552
I have written programs using the ms
script control before, so it is not
something new.
Anyhow a good way to
teach ppl. over the PSC community. Keep
it up.
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5/30/2000 4:54:36 AM:Da_Mental_One
This Is Kewl! :) Just The Sort Of
Added Functionality That VB End Users
Will Want! :) Keep It Up!
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5/30/2000 5:07:49 AM:\/îÞè® Tè¢.
Does anyone know where I can download
msscript.ocx. I used to have it, but my
comp got destroyed (burrned to death
in fire, that sux...)
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5/30/2000 1:28:53 PM:Marty
The msscript control and doumentation
can be obtained from
file
sct10en.exe at
http://msdn.microsoft.com/scripting/
default.htm?/scripting/scriptcontrol/def
ault.htm
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6/8/2000 8:59:49 AM:the juggalo
wow, i've been looking for a way to do
this for a while. this is definately
going in my windows shell enhancement
i'm doing and you're getting your name
in big letters on the 'about this
program' page. thanks man.
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6/11/2000 4:04:16 PM:Steve G
I click the link and the file no longer
exists.....Whats up with that?
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6/17/2000 7:49:41 PM:Oscar Hernandez
Excellent Job!!!!
just a great piece
of code...
go on...!!!
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6/28/2000 8:15:28 PM:bo
you can get the script control
fromhttp://guest.btinternet.com/~awingro
ve/scripting/download/sct10en.exe
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6/30/2000 10:52:48 AM:Detonate
Does anybody know of a way to activate
events using ScriptControl.State =
Connected ?
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7/3/2000 7:40:03 PM:Skull Dugrey
Well commented, easy to understand.
Simple, easy to use interface. For some
reason I could never get the Script
Control to work before, I knew it had
to be easy. I like it, thank you.
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7/20/2000 5:49:23 AM:handbrake
How can I detect an event, eg a click
on a button, in a script? Is it
possible?
Thanks.
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1/28/2001 10:33:25 AM:Manuel Fernandez
Well done, Anoop!, you just got 4
globes from me 'cause you didn't show
methods and properties of the classes
inside the script. Otherwise this would
have been a five globes code... Maybe
next version??? :)
Keep up the good
work...
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3/8/2001 2:55:08 AM:Andy
Hi,
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3/8/2001 2:34:39 PM:Dion Campbell
Howdy,
For anyone wanting more
information about using the script
control to customise their apps, the
following resources may be
useful:
Visual Basic Programmers
Journal, November 2000
Script
control and doucmentation -
msdn.microsoft.com/scripting
Various
Microsoft Knowledge Base articles
(search.support.microsoft.com/kb/c.asp)
such as Q185889, Q184740, Q184745,
Q185697, Q184742, Q184743, Q185461,
Q184741.
This list of references
comes from the VBPJ article Make Your
Apps Scriptable.
Happy programming!
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3/8/2001 2:35:00 PM:Peter
Wouldn't using Microsoft's VBA SDK
perform a lot better and provide
universal connectivity between other
programs?
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3/9/2001 12:38:02 PM:H3c70r R4u1
Hi, I'm from Mexico and let me tell you
that i admire you people from India, in
my opinion you are actually who have
most advanced knowledge about
programing, i hope to go soon there to
learn a lot of you... about the code,
it's very good 'cause i'm learning
vbscripts...
bye and thanks.
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3/29/2001 12:04:09 AM:Douglas
Wonderful code, boy.
I see about
script control, but not with
explanation.
Clever!
Please, The
search engine Brasilian arent good to
site Indian. Please, give me example of
goods Indian sites about VB.
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11/19/2001 7:33:21 PM:Jeff Kern / Lucky Strike Designs
KICK A$$ CODE! Actually, letting users
extend your program is a good idea, but
it works even better in a video game!
You write the scripts into separate
files, and load each script into the
game, when it is needed! It would save
time, space, and energy instead of
making a different subroutine for each
(script), especially if you only need
to use it once!
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5/16/2002 10:00:16 PM:Keir Gordon
Very nice, I knew this could be done,
but was not sure how to implement it.
Got my vote.
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7/4/2002 12:32:28 AM:Andrew
Great Work Man!!!!!!!!!! 5 Globes from
moi!!!!
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7/29/2002 4:42:23 PM:Klemens
Beautiful Code! 5 Globes from
me!
How can I detect an event (click
on a button) in a script? Is it
possible?
I search on the
ms-homepage, but i don't found a
suitable code!
Please help
me!
Thanks.
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9/5/2002 12:06:02 AM:Randy Girard
hmmmm, I was working on something just
like this not to long ago, but quit cuz
I got bored with it. I was just thinkin
about startin it up again and I saw
this *DOH!* all well. Looks like you
did a nice job... I may use some of the
source code if it's ok, in a program
I'm workin on (allows users to
customize it through the scripts, etc)
you'll get credit.
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9/10/2002 9:04:34 PM:Randy Girard
I was just lookin at your code... and I
decided I'm gonna finish my version and
submit it to psc... cuz mine, you can
add forms, controls, etc at runtime,
and other options which yours does not
(I should say YET) support. it's not
bad though
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