Variable: ScriptScope

Variable: ScriptScope

Specifies the name space of a script. By default the ScriptCode variable contains an empty text.

Use the name space to distinguish between procedures that have the same names, in different script files.

Example

The following example assumes that the MyFunc function is in the Test.vbs script as well as the MyLib.vbs script. You can use the name space to distinguish between the two functions. In the example, the MyResult variable receives the result of the MyFunc function in the Test.vbs file and the MyOtherResult variable receives the result of the MyFunc function in the MyLib.vbs file. 

Dim MyResult
Dim MyOtherResult
ScriptScope = "Test"
Call ScriptInclude("Test.vbs",ScriptScope)
ScriptScope = "GlobalLib"
Call ScriptInclude("MyLib.vbs",ScriptScope)
MyResult = Test.MyFunc
MyOtherResult = GlobalLib.MyFunc

ScriptScope = "Test" 
dd.ScriptInclude("Test.vbs",dd.ScriptScope) 
ScriptScope = "GlobalLib" 
dd.ScriptInclude("MyLib.vbs",dd.ScriptScope) 
MyResult = Test.MyFunc 
MyOtherResult = GlobalLib.MyFunc 

Used by

Command: ScriptInclude | Program Variables in Commands