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VBS include or import

Asked by rspahitz in Visual Basic Programming, Server Side Includes (SSI)

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I'm writing some VBS for the SecureCRT tool and want to better organize my code.

I have a set of constants that I want to use in a series of vbs files, and rather than copy/paste them into each, I'd like to include the code through a single "include" statement.

What command or set of commands do I use to achieve this?

e.g.
Import "KeyboardConstants.vbs"

Sub Main()
  MsgBox "Here's a carriage return:" & ReturnKey & "!!!"
End Sub

---
When I run this, I'l like it to show a messagebox.
ReturnKey would be a variable defined inside the KeyboardConstants.vbs file.

I may also have to procedures in that import file which would be available with a simple call such as this:

Sub Main()
  RunExternalProcedure()
End Sub

where RunExternalProcedure() is defined in KeyboardConstants.vbs
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