VBRun

VBRun>Subroutine[,Parm1,Parm2,...]

Not supported in Macro Scheduler Lite.

Executes the specified VBScript subroutine in the proceeding VBScript code block.  Parameters can be passed to the subroutine.  Macro Scheduler allows up to 25 parameters to be passed.  The number of parameters passed must equal the number expected by the subroutine, otherwise a run time error will occur.

Macro Scheduler variables may be used in any part of the command.

It is possible to set the VBScript code timeout using the VBS_TIMEOUT variable.  By default VBScript code will never timeout.  To set a timeout, set VBS_TIMEOUT to a value in milliseconds.

Abbreviation : VBR

See also: VBEval

Links to VBScript Documentation: http://www.mjtnet.com/resources.htm

Example

VBSTART

Function MultiplyNums (d,a)

  MultiplyNums = d * a

End Function

Sub DisplayMessage (msg)

  MsgBox msg

End Sub

Function GetName

  GetName = InputBox("Enter Your Name : ")

End Function

VBEND

Let>a=5

VBEval>MultiplyNums(%a%,2),answer

MessageModal>answer

VBRun>DisplayMessage,Hello World

VBEval>GetName,name

MessageModal>Your Name is : %name%