From: david.didonato on 21 Aug 2007 03:15 hallo zusammen i use the script control, but i have a big problem. here is my source code Class cEval: ========== Function vEval(ByVal Expression As String) As Variant Dim osc As New MSScriptControl.ScriptControl On Error GoTo OnError osc.Language = "VBScript" vEval = CVar(osc.Eval(Expression)) OnExit: Exit Function OnError: vEval = Err.Description Resume OnExit End Function ----------------------------------------- Klasse cMath ========== Public Function Frac(ByVal f As Double) As Double ' Example: Frac(2.56) = 0.56 ' Frac = f - Fix(f) End Function -------------------------------------------- now, i made a function "xTest" Function xTest() Dim e_ As New cEval s = "Frac(111.2123545)" Debug.Print e_.vEval(s) End Sub ------------------------------------------ i receive always the error message "type mismatch: Frac"....what's wrong ? i think he can find the function FRAC....Please help me.... Gruss david
From: Steve Gerrard on 21 Aug 2007 04:12 <david.didonato(a)gmail.com> wrote in message news:1187680552.177771.240490(a)d55g2000hsg.googlegroups.com... > hallo zusammen > > > i receive always the error message "type mismatch: Frac"....what's > wrong ? i think he can find the function FRAC....Please help me.... > It can't find the function FRAC. It is in its own little world. If you want the script object to use some code, you have to give it the code. SC1.AddCode _ "Function Frac(f) : " _ & " Frac = f - Fix(f) : " _ & "End Function" Dim s As String s = "Frac(111.2123545)" MsgBox SC1.Eval(s)
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