Re: Component help

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First of all, after what you said, I switched the parameter types to long and
it worked.

But for you to know, while they were still int when I tried to call it with
VBScript, I used the following.

dim object, res

set object = WScript.CreateObject("Test.TestObkect")

res = object.Add(1, 2)

It kept giving me an error message, something like invalid parameter count.
Eventually I got that line working as

object.Add(1,2,3)

but as you can guess that is pretty useless.

I then checked under the Visual Studio object browser and it had the
prototype for that method as.

Sub Add(a as integer, b as integer, byval res as integer)

So that is when I asked the question here.

"Igor Tandetnik" wrote:

"D.Rowe" <DRowe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Yes, for other languages I mean VB and scripting languages.
The reason I asked this because I tried it like that already and
scripting languages wanted 3 paramaters.

What do you mean, "wanted"? How did you determine that? What have you
tried, and in what way it didn't work?
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