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VBScript with VB6: Calling global subs/functions

Asked by Valleriani in Visual Basic Programming, VB Objects, VB Script

I am using VBscript in VB6, and what I want to do is actually call a GLOBAL function/sub without having to define the form so I can throw it in a global module. For example, I use VB6 to call a VBscript, in the VBScript called MyScript.vbs I have:

Function Test()
              Call test2()
End Function

test2 being in a module in my global script. I currently know you can do something like:

Function Test(whatform)
              Call whatform.test2()
End Function

To actually call something INSIDE a form, if 'whatform' has the function/sub.

Basicly what I am trying to do is have it so it's a global command, so my 'scripters' don't have to do anything additional, so they can call a function on VB6 side that are public. Get me? Including the example I'm using, it's modified a bit to run with my server so just remove anything additional if you want it. Currently frmServer is the frm it is called in, which is not public functions.Start Free Trial 
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Public Sub Test(ByVal Index As Integer, ComArray() As String, Comi As Long)
 
            ScriptFileName = "MyScript.vbs"
            Dim StrScript As String
            Open App.Path & "\" & ScriptFileName For Binary Access Read As #1
                StrScript = String(LOF(1), 0)
                Get #1, , StrScript
            Close #1
            
            On Error Resume Next
            frmServer.SCShards.AllowUI = True
            frmServer.SCShards.UseSafeSubset = True
            frmServer.SCShards.Reset
            frmServer.SCShards.AddCode StrScript
            Dim shardtest As String
            If frmServer.SCShards.Procedures.Count > 0 Then
              shardtest = frmServer.SCShards.Run("Test", frmServer, userchp(Index))
            End If
            If Err.Number <> 0 Then MsgBox "Error: " & Err.Number & " (&H" & Hex(Err.Number) & ")" & vbNewLine & vbNewLine & Err.Description, vbExclamation
 
End Sub
 
Public Sub test2()
    MsgBox "Working"
End Sub
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