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OK I totally forgot how to skip arguments in PHP. Lets say I have: checkbox_field ( $name, $value = '', $checked = false, $compare = '', $parameter = '' ) How would I call this function and skip the second last argument? checkbox_field('some name', 'some value', FALSE, '' , 'some parameter'); Would the above be correct? I can't seem to get this to work.
Can we skip an optional parameter and assign value to the parameter after the skipped one? For example I have a function: public function Dialog(message:String,title:String="Note",dialogsize:int=99):void { } I can easily call the function with a message and a title: Dialog("HELLO","Intro"); Is there a way to skip the title and just pass in the dialogsize? I've tried it but can't make it work: Dialog("HELLO",,dialogsize); Is it possible to skip some optional parameters without using (rest) parameter?
I have a function that has two arguents, however depending on the value of the first argument, the second one may or may not be needed. If I only input the first argument when calling the function, PHP returns a warning. many built in php functions have optional arguments, is there a way to make arguments in user defined functions optional as well?
I was wondering how I can have optional arguments in my own functions. If I don't supply a value to an argument, a compile error occurs ("Argument not optional"). I noticed some functions such as the Format Function have part of their synthax like this: "FirstDayOfWeek As vbDayOfWeek = vbSunday". I tried doing that, but it didn't work.How can I set some arguments to be optional? Thanks.
Can any one tell which function to use to determine the number of arguments passed within a function that has optional arguments?
ok two questions here really1.how can i have a function that will accept a dynamic amount of arguments?ie if i need to pass between 1 and 5 arguments to it, is there any other way instead of writing:Private Function MyFunction (str1 as variant, optional str2 as variant, optional str3 as variant.....)2.Can these arguments be put straight into a loop, so the loop will go for however many arguments are passed to the function? something along the idea of:for each argument in function[perform some function]nextthanks
HelloI'm trying to call this fxn Code:Public Function FG_SaveAsExcel(FG As MSFlexGrid, sFileName As String, Optional sHeader As String = "", Optional sFooter As String = "") Dim myExcel As ExcelFileV2 Dim lRow As Integer, lCol As Integer Dim excelDouble As Double Dim rowOffset As Long Dim aTemp() As String If Len(sHeader) > 0 Then aTemp = Split(sHeader, vbTab) rowOffset = UBound(aTemp) + 1 End If………..etcand have tried every variation of the call statementPrivate Sub Command6_Click() Call FG_SaveAsExcel(FG, sFileName, sHeader, sFooter)End SubThis one says "Byref type argument mismatch" on FG parameterI think the optional parm is throwing a wrench on thingsBeing that it is a public function should it be used in a bas module?thanks for any efforts!Hal
Hello all, I am going nuts trying to figure out why this function dec doesn't work. I have a dll loaded into my app and a separate module that declares the various functions of the dll, e.g.: Code: Public Declare Function corpscon_default_config Lib "C:Program FilesCorpscon6corpscon_v6.dll" _ () As Integer Public Declare Function corpscon_initialize_convert Lib "C:Program FilesCorpscon6corpscon_v6.dll" _ () As Integer Public Declare Function corpscon_convert Lib "C:Program FilesCorpscon6corpscon_v6.dll" _ () As Integer Public Declare Function corpscon_clean_up Lib "C:Program FilesCorpscon6corpscon_v6.dll" _ () As Integer Public Declare Function GetErrorMessage Lib "C:Program FilesCorpscon6corpscon_v6.dll" _ (ByVal iErr As Integer, ByRef sMsg As String) As Integer Public Declare Function SetNadconPath Lib "C:Program FilesCorpscon6corpscon_v6.dll" _ (ByRef sPath As String) As Integer Public Declare Function SetVertconPath Lib "C:Program FilesCorpscon6corpscon_v6.dll" _ (ByRef sPath As String) As Integer Public Declare Function SetGeoidPath Lib "C:Program FilesCorpscon6corpscon_v6.dll" _ (ByRef sPath As String) As Integer Public Declare Function SetInSystem Lib "C:Program FilesCorpscon6corpscon_v6.dll" _ (ByVal iVal As Integer) As Integer Public Declare Function SetInDatum Lib "C:Program FilesCorpscon6corpscon_v6.dll" _ (ByVal iVal As Integer) As Integer I then have another module with a Public Function that I want to use these dll functions, however, my problem is with optional arguments, I want some arguments to be optional but vba only wants those arguments at the end, whereas I want them to be in a more logical order, also, some arguments need default values. Here is what I have that doesn't work: Code:Public Function CorpsCon(ByVal InSystem As Integer, ByVal InDatum As Integer, Optional ByVal InZone As Integer = 0, _ Optional ByVal InUnits As Integer = Null, byval outsystem as Integer, ByVal OutDatum As Integer, _ Optional ByVal OutZone As Integer = 0, Optional ByVal OutUnits As Integer = Null, _ ByVal Point As Double, Axis as String, Optional NadConPath As String ) As Double whereas if I do something like this: Code: Public Function CorpsCon(ByVal InSystem As Integer, ByVal InDatum As Integer, Optional ByVal InZone As Integer = 0, _ Optional ByVal InUnits As Variant = Null, Optional ByVal OutSystem As Integer = 1, Optional ByVal OutDatum As Integer = 1, _ Optional ByVal OutZone As Integer = 18, Optional ByVal OutUnits As Integer = 3, _ Optional ByVal Point As Double = 0, Optional Axis As String = "y", Optional NadConPath As String) As Double Everything works. Any ideas what I am doing wrong, I am not that familar with using external dll's so I suspect it is something like that. TIA
How can you set a function optional argument to null? For example, I want to set the optional argument intCode equal to Null. These arguments are used to send to a stored procedure as parameters. Public Function pubfnc_SetCommentCode(ByVal strFieldName As String, ByVal lngResultID As Int32, Optional ByVal intCode As Int32 = DBNull.Value) As String
Hello,I don't understand when I call the function I still find the optional variable:I call the function with the following:strTmp=mdgeneral.FiltString(strMyst:= strCell, strFiltChar:=Chr(32))....Function declaration with one optional variable:FiltString(Byref strMystr as string, ByVal strFiltChar as string, Optional ByVal bInt as Boolean) as variantif (IsMissing(bint) And (strChar <> strFiltChar)) then FilterString = ......elseif (not isMissing(bint) And (strChar <> strFiltChar)) thenBut calling the function without the third parameter the programm is running through elseif part. Why? I expect that the variable bint IsMissing.I just change the bint argument into as variant and now it seems to work. So a optional argument can only be defined as Variant I suppose.Nico
Is there a way to have an optional argument keep there default value? Example: function test($required1, $required2, $optional1 = 'test1', $optional2 = 'test2') { //do something } test('Req1', 'Req2', , 'Test2New'); So that $optional1 will stay 'test1' and i just skip it. The way it is show above doesn't work and gives an error about an argument is missing. Is there a way to let it have its value without having to type it again?
The topic says it allIve gotVB Code:Public Function GetStuff(GUID as String) As Collection Dim Col as New Collection 'code GetStuff = ColEnd Function But i'm getting argument not optional?Help please
I want to search a directory of files to find all cases where the commonly used dojo.map function is called with its optional fourth parameter. I want to find things like map(an_array, a_function_by_name, x, fourth_arg); or with the inline function too: map(an_array, function(item, i, arr){ //anything }, x, fourth_arg); I don't want to find cases without the fourth, optional, argument. This function is very common in the code base and I would have to wade through hundreds of false positives to find the cases I really want //this function also can be called with just 2 or 3 parameters //(the second parameter can still be inline or not) map(an_array, a_function); map(an_array, a_function, x); I initially considered grep-ing for something like map([^,]*,[^,]*,[^,]*,[^,]*) but I don't think this is sufficient since the second argument is a function, meaning it not only can span multiple lines but can also contain arbitrary Javascript code inside. What is the most effective way to find all cases when the function is called with all four arguments?
This would seem like a simple question, but I can't seem to find the answer anywhere. Perhaps I'm asking it wrong.What I'd like to do is add a hash of optional arguments for a function.For example, I might have a function that has two required arguments, and three optional arguments.The only way I know to design this function is to put the arguments in a specific order, and fill them out to the degree needed. So if the 5th argument needs to be called, but the 3rd and 4th don't, you'd still have to give them alues. function example($arg1, $arg2, $arg3, $arg4, $arg5)Must be used by: xample('r, 'horse', '', '', 'texas');Is there anyway of designing a function to only use the specified arguments? example('red', 'horse', ['arg5: texas']);
Supposed you have a class that has a function called "start_table" that takes three optional arguments, "style", "class", and "id".You call it like this, leaving the class argument out:VB Code:obj.start_table "display:block;", , "id1" What does VB really put into the "class" argument in COM/OLE terms? The problem is this class I'm calling is actually a Perl script, and Perl says its a "Win32::OLE::Variant=SCALAR(0x544d720)", which in Perl terms is a reference (or pointer) to some value, and in Perl:Code:sub start_table() {my ($style, $class, $id) = @_;if ($class) { #is true even if VB leaves class out }}
Im trying to get text from a field called "FullName"Code:txtFullName.Text = MyConn.Execute.Fields.Item(FullName).Valuewhen i run it it highlightsCode:.Executeand says Argument not optional
i got this code from the forum, now as i am running it i encountered an error"Invalide use of AddressOf operator"VB Code:Public Function MsgBoxEx(ByVal Prompt As String, Optional ByVal Buttons As Long = vbOKOnly, Optional ByVal Title As String, Optional ByVal HelpFile As String, Optional ByVal Context As Long, Optional ByRef CustomButtons As Variant, Optional X As String, Optional Y As String, Optional Width As String, Optional Height As String) As Long Dim lReturn As Long bCustom = (Buttons = vbCustom) If bCustom And IsMissing(CustomButtons) Then MsgBox "When using the Custom option you need to supply some Buttons in the ""CustomButtons"" Argument.", vbExclamation + vbOKOnly, "Error" Exit Function End If [b]lHook = SetWindowsHookEx(WH_CALLWNDPROC, AddressOf HookWindow, App.hInstance, App.ThreadID)[/b] 'Set the Defaults If Len(Title) = 0 Then Title = App.Title If bCustom Then 'User wants to use own Button Titles.. If TypeName(CustomButtons) = "String" Then ReDim sButtons(0) sButtons(0) = CustomButtons Buttons = 0 Else sButtons = CustomButtons Buttons = UBound(sButtons) End If End If 'Added my manavo11 iX = X iY = Y iWidth = Width iHeight = Height iButtonCount = UBound(sButtons) iButtonWidth = (iWidth - (2 * 14) - (6 * (Buttons + 1))) / (Buttons + 1) 'Added my manavo11 lButton = 0 'Show the Modified MsgBox lReturn = MsgBox(Prompt, Buttons, Title, HelpFile, Context) Call UnhookWindowsHookEx(lHook) 'If it's a Custom Button MsgBox, Alter the Return Value If bCustom Then lReturn = lReturn - (UBound(CustomButtons) + 1) bCustom = False MsgBoxEx = lReturnEnd Function thanx
i waana make one parameter of this function as an optional argument.. but when i type option at this .. it gives me errorVB Code:Public Function Add(ByVal UserID As Variant, ByVal UserTypeID As _ Variant, ByVal Password As Variant, ByVal Name As Variant) As Variant like i want to make password as an optional argument but its giving me error by stopping at Name and highlighting it.and when i also make the Name orgument optional then its works fine...VB Code:Public Function Add(ByVal UserID As Variant, ByVal UserTypeID As _ Variant,Optional ByVal Password As Variant,Optional ByVal Name As Variant) As Variant what is this... and why vb is doing this .. n e ideas cant i have just password agrument as an only optioanl argument
Hello,I trying to write a function that takes 3 parameters. I want the third parameter to be optional, how can I do that? Right now if I try to call it with only 2 parameters I get an error saying Argument not optional.Like the Mid$("The Quick Brown Fox",4,5) gives you "Quick"or Mid$("The Quick Brown Fox",4) gives you "Quick Brown Fox"The same way I want to write a function: Padr(ByVal Strg As String,ByVal nLength As Integer,ByVal Charac As String) As Stringbut I want to be able to call it Padr(Strg,40,"#") or Padr(Strg,40) without getting any errors like Argument not optional etc. etc.
I often write my functions like this: Code: [Select]function foo($args) { if (array_key_exists('dbh', $args)) $dbh = $args['dbh']; if (array_key_exists('result', $args)) $result = &$args['result']; # pass by reference } Does anyone else do this? It's great for optional arguments. But it's a little annoying having all that code at the top of every function just to process the arguments. Then again, any decent function will be validating its arguments anyway.
I'm tryin to do a simple freefile function. I want to press a command button for it to call function openData and load a file for input and display it in the textbox. The error it's givin me is "Argument not optional"this is what's in my commandButton codePrivate Sub cmdLoadData_Click() Call openData End SubI created a public function and here is the codePublic Sub openData(strOpenData As String) 'Declare variables Dim intFileNum As Integer intFileNum = FreeFile Open strOpenData For Input As #intFileNum Me.txtDisplay.Text = Input(LOF(intFileNum), intFileNum) Close #intFileNum 'Close file End Sub
Hello,I am trying to display the result of a custom VBA function as a label on a userform. The function is called and takes arguments from three text boxes on the userform. I attached it to the exit parameter. (This may be part of the problem; I'm not sure).There seem to be two problems, first all the text boxes don't always contain data, but because the arguments are not optional, I get a type mismatch error when the code runs (I tried switching some of them to optional, but it didn't help as you can see from my 'commented code).The other problem is that even when all the arguments seem to be met (i.e. the text boxes all have data), I still get a compile error that the argument is not optional. This only happens if I try and pass the result to some aspect of the userform. As you can see from the last coded line in the custom function, if I assign it to a range on the worksheet, it functions fine. Below are the codes. Any help you can provide would be appreciated. I use excel 03 and windows XP.Note the exit procedure also contains a code that formats the text box to a specified date format, and this does work.Code:Private Sub txtStartDate_Exit(ByVal Cancel As MSForms.ReturnBoolean)Dim StartDate As DateDim EndDate As Date If IsDate(Me.txtStartDate.Value) Then StartDate = Me.txtStartDate.Value Me.txtStartDate.Value = Format(StartDate, "m/d/yyyy") Else: MsgBox "Please enter a date" End IfCall CalcDate(txtStartDate, txtYears, txtMonths, txtDays)EndDate = CalcDatelblProjectPeriod.Caption = EndDateEnd Suband the custom function:Code:Function CalcDate(StartDate As Date, Optional Years As Variant, Optional Months As Variant, _ Optional Days As Variant) As Date 'If IsMissing(Years) Then Years = False ' If Years = False Then Years = 0 ' End If 'End If 'If IsMissing(Months) Then Months = False ' If Months = False Then Years = 0 ' End If ' End If ' If IsMissing(Days) Then Days = False ' If Days = False Then Years = 0 ' End If 'End If CalcDate = DateAdd("yyyy", Years, StartDate) CalcDate = DateAdd("m", Months, CalcDate) CalcDate = DateAdd("d", Days, CalcDate) CalcDate = DateAdd("d", -1, CalcDate) 'Range("L7") = CalcDateThanks for your help
This is what MSDN says about my problem:Quote:The number and types of arguments must match those expected. This error has the following causes and solutions: Incorrect number of arguments. Supply all necessary arguments. For example, the Left function requires two arguments; the first representing the character string being operated on, and the second representing the number of characters to return from the left side of the string. Because neither argument is optional, both must be supplied.Omitted argument isn't optional. An argument can only be omitted from a call to a user-defined procedure if it was declared Optional in the procedure declaration. Either supply the argument in the call or declare the parameter Optional in the definition.For additional information, select the item in question and press F1.I get the error on the following:VB Code:Private Sub mnuFileMenuExit_Click() Form_UnloadEnd Sub and Form_Unload looks like so:VB Code:Private Sub Form_Unload(Cancel As Integer) If frmBRLOutput.Visible Then Unload frmBRLOutput End If If frmAbout.Visible Then Unload frmAbout End If Unload MeEnd Sub Is there a way I can call the Unload_Form sub from within the mnuFileMenuExit_Click event or do I have to add the code to a module and then call it? Please advise.
I'm working on a function that needs to have an optional argument. The name of the variable in question is "Argument". Is there a way to make it not required?VB Code:Public Function ClientCommand(Command As CommandList, Deck As Integer, Argument As String) End Function Thanks!! Cory
I am writing a web service which can be called by cURL or a Zend Rest Client. The problem I'm having is that the function takes in several arguments, but some are optional. I set default values for the optional ones, and this works great with cURL, but when I call the function from the Zend client, It tells me I have not supplied enough arguments. Why does it not use the default values? Here is my function definition: public function functionName($a, $b, $c, $d=null, $e=null, $f=null, $g=null) { //... } [code]........
HiIm trying to autosize mshflexgrid. I tried to use the code posted by FlyGuy (http://www.xtremevbtalk.com/showthread.php?t=35110) I try Module and ClassModule but when i call function i got error msg Argument not optional i tried to modify it and use in click event and got err msg object required. can anyone please help me about where to store function code and how to call it?thanks
I have a C# function call which looks something like this: var res = function ("arg1", // argument# 1 "arg2", // argument# 2 "arg3" // argument# 3 [code].....
Hello o'wise onesI want to loop though 8 text boxes to check for input. I have this code but there is an error argument not optional. I am using a control array called txtInputCode:Private Sub cmdSave_Click()' save routine goes herecmdSave.Enabled = FalseDim intLvIndex As Integer For intLvIndex = 0 To txtInput.Count - 1 ' I don't really understand this line If txtInput.Item = "" Then ' argument not optional MsgBox "All fields must be filled in" End If NextEnd Subthanks for any helpHalHave you ever imitated yourself?
Is it possible to decalare a function having some arguments mandatory and some argument optional.Context:Code:Function DoStuff(DayToDoSTuff as Date,PersonDoingStuff as string)I don't always want to supply the PersonDoingStuff argument. I think I may be way off in left field here? True / False?Matt
I found a function to set the password a an excel file: ========================================= Function SetPwd(strNoPwdFile As String, _ strPwdFile As String, _ Optional strOpenPwd As String, _ Optional strModPwd As String) ' As Boolean ' This function requires the following arguments: ' strNoPwdFile - The path to a document without a password. ' strPwdFile - The path and name to save the password- ' protected document. ' But the compiler said that it is syntax error. How can i rectify the error?
How does one write functions which can accept variable parameters.For eg:Code:Public Function OpenTable(ByVal mstrquery As String, ByVal mcursorLocation As String) as stringEnd functionNow, OpenTable function needs accept two parameters when it is called.What I want to do is that if - I dont pass - say the second parameter - then it shd take a default value for it.How do I do this that - so I dont get the error - argument not optional?
I have a function which takes four optional arguments: public function doSomething($x = null, $y = null, $a = null, $b = null) { } However when I try to call this function and specify only $y for instance: $object->doSomething($y=3) It seems to ignore that I am setting $y as 3, and instead sets $x to be 3. Is there any reason why this might happen with PHP? I never used to have this issue before...
HiI have a subprocedure in my program which can accept 2 arguments. Most of the time I only want to have to pass the first argument and leave the second argument to its default. However, this generates an error saying that the argument is not optional.How can I make it optional?My subprocedure is shown: Code:Public Sub MySub(Arg1 As Integer, Arg2 As Integer)'If Arg2 is blank, assign it the default value of 16If Arg2 = 0 Then Arg2 = 16'Do my procedureEnd SubIf I call it like this: Code:Call MySub(23, 34) it works fineBut if I call it like this: Code:Call MySub(23) it generates an error.Thanks very much in advance!
The first line of the function isVB Code:Public Function Msg(MsgText As String, Icon As MsgIcon, _ OwnerForm As Form, Caption As String) I dont always want to enter a value in the caption bit when I call the function. But if I dont, I get:Code:---------------------------Microsoft Visual Basic---------------------------Compile error:Argument not optional---------------------------OK Help ---------------------------How can I get around this?Second question removed. I'm an ass Thanks.Tom
In C you can declare a function like thisint average( int first, ... )Where the ellipses denote a variable argument list.If I have a function like that in a c++ DLL and I want to link a Visual Basic GUI to it, how would that function be declared in the Visual Basic program?The Visual Basic 6 text I have talks about something called Optional Variant but it looks like it will only apply for one variable and not a list of unknown variables.
Is it possible to write a function and have it take multiple flags for arguments (flag1 Or flag2 Or flag3...) like the directx functions? The problem is, I have about 20 options that need to be specified when calling the function and they might be in any order; I don't think Optional's will work for this.
Let's say I have a function that accepts a function and some arguments as parameters. Something like: ActionScript Code: function myFunction(func:Function,args:Array):Void{ // do something awesome here }; How would I go about calling this function with the arguments in args? It's pretty simple to call a function without any arguments, but calling it with them.. As an example: ActionScript Code: // I'd like this call myFunction(trace,["Hello world!"]); [Code].....
I have a function that takes variadic arguments, that I obtain from func_get_args(). This function needs to call a constructor with those arguments. However, I don't know how to do it. With call_user_func, you can call functions with an array of arguments, but how would you call a constructor from it? I can't just pass the array of arguments to it; it must believe I've called it "normally".
In a function, how would I make a specific argument optional. Say I had something like this: function myfunction($a,$b,$c,$d){ if(!$d){ $d=1; } return $a.$b.$c.$d; } Thats basically what I'm trying to do with my function, and its not working. It returns the correct value, but I have to supress the error that it returns about not having a 4th argument with a @. So it ends up looking like @myfunction(1,2,3).
Is there a way to know if an optional parameter has been passed in the function call or not?For now I use also as an optional parameter a boolean value and my optional parameter that i want and if that boolean is true means that I passed the other option parameter also.Something like: Code:private sub sub1(byval i as integer, optional j as integer, optional passed as boolean) if passed=true then ' do code else ' do code endifend sub' for now I call it with something like thissub1 5,3, true orsub1 5
HiI want to check if an optional parameter has been passed or not within the function definition as I cannot predict the calling function is passing the optional parameter or not.For example:Private Function returnContents(Optional ByVal strFile As String) As String 'Here can I just check the optional variable literally? 'or is there any other way, special keyword/usage to check if the specified 'parameter did have been passed or not 'Here the following will use the default property FullFileName if another 'file name has not been passed along If Len(strFile) < 1 Then strFile = FullFileName End If Open strFile For Input As #1 returnContents = Input(LOF(1), 1) Close #1End FunctionthnxPye
Many times I needed to read a shortcut file but I did not want to use the File System Object or the Shell Scripts because it prevents my programs from running on many secure systems which disabled those features. I finally found a solution. My VB6 module is based on research done by Jesse Hager. You are free to use this code in your programs.Code:' Lookup module for Windows Shortcut' Jacques Lebrun ' January 03, 2007' '------------------------------------------------------------' Dim MyLink as Link' ReadShortcut File, MyLink' Debug.Print "Attributes=" & cstr(mylink.Attributes) & vbcrlf & _' "Filename=" & MyLink.Filename & vbCrLf & _' "Description=" & MyLink.Description & vbCrLf & _' "RelPath=" & MyLink.RelPath & vbCrLf & _' "WorkingDir=" & MyLink.WorkingDir & vbCrLf & _' "Arguments=" & MyLink.Arguments & vbCrLf & _' "Icon=" & MyLink.CustomIcon'------------------------------------------------------------Option ExplicitPublic Type Link Attributes As Long Filename As String Description As String RelPath As String WorkingDir As String Arguments As String CustomIcon As StringEnd Type'-------------------' Resolve a shortcut'-------------------Public Function ReadShortcut(Path As String, Shortcut As Link) As Boolean Dim FileNo As Integer Dim LongValue As Long Dim IntValue As Integer Dim LinkFlags As Long Dim NextPtr As Long Dim Ptr(6) As Long Dim Idx As Integer Dim PtrBasePath As Long Dim PtrNetworkVolumeInfo As Long Dim PtrFilename As Long Dim Str As String ' Initialise link results With Shortcut .Filename = "" .Description = "" .RelPath = "" .WorkingDir = "" .Arguments = "" .CustomIcon = "" End With For Idx = 0 To 6 Ptr(Idx) = 0 Next ' Open file with .lnk extension FileNo = FreeFile Str = Path If Right(Str, 4) <> ".lnk" Then Str = Str & ".lnk" Open Str For Binary Access Read As FileNo ' First double-word of link file must be 'L' Get FileNo, 1, LongValue If LongValue = 76 Then ' Skip 16 bytes file GUID and get File Flags Get FileNo, 21, LinkFlags ' Read File Attributes Get FileNo, , Shortcut.Attributes ' Check if ID List section is defined (Ignored) NextPtr = 77 If LinkFlags And 1 Then ' Position pointer to next block Get FileNo, NextPtr, IntValue NextPtr = NextPtr + IntValue + 2 End If ' Check if Filename section is defined (Mandatory) If LinkFlags And 2 Then Get FileNo, NextPtr + 16, PtrBasePath Get FileNo, , PtrNetworkVolumeInfo Get FileNo, , PtrFilename ' Read base path If PtrBasePath Then Shortcut.Filename = ReadSingleString(FileNo, NextPtr + PtrBasePath) ' Or network path ElseIf PtrNetworkVolumeInfo Then Shortcut.Filename = ReadSingleString(FileNo, NextPtr + PtrNetworkVolumeInfo + &H14) End If ' Read remaining filename If PtrFilename Then Str = ReadSingleString(FileNo, NextPtr + PtrFilename) If Str <> "" Then If Right(Shortcut.Filename, 1) <> "" Then Shortcut.Filename = Shortcut.Filename & "" End If Shortcut.Filename = Shortcut.Filename & Str End If End If ' Position pointer to next block Get FileNo, NextPtr, IntValue NextPtr = NextPtr + IntValue End If End If ' Check if Description section is defined (Optional) If LinkFlags And 4 Then ' Read string length followed by double-byte string Get FileNo, NextPtr, IntValue NextPtr = NextPtr + IntValue * 2 + 2 Shortcut.Description = ReadDoubleString(FileNo, IntValue) End If ' Check if Relative Path section is defined (Optional) If LinkFlags And 8 Then ' Read string length followed by double-byte string Get FileNo, NextPtr, IntValue NextPtr = NextPtr + IntValue * 2 + 2 Shortcut.RelPath = ReadDoubleString(FileNo, IntValue) End If ' Check if Working Directory section is defined (Optional) If LinkFlags And 16 Then ' Read string length followed by double-byte string Get FileNo, NextPtr, IntValue NextPtr = NextPtr + IntValue * 2 + 2 Shortcut.WorkingDir = ReadDoubleString(FileNo, IntValue) End If ' Check if Arguments section is defined (Optional) If LinkFlags And 32 Then ' Read string length followed by double-byte string Get FileNo, NextPtr, IntValue NextPtr = NextPtr + IntValue * 2 + 2 Shortcut.Arguments = ReadDoubleString(FileNo, IntValue) End If ' Check if CustomIcon section is defined (Optional) If LinkFlags And 64 Then ' Read string length followed by double-byte string Get FileNo, NextPtr, IntValue NextPtr = NextPtr + IntValue * 2 + 2 Shortcut.CustomIcon = ReadDoubleString(FileNo, IntValue) End If Close FileNo ResolveShortcut = (Shortcut.Filename <> "") End Function'----------------------------------------' Read a single-byte string from the file'----------------------------------------Private Function ReadSingleString(FileNo As Integer, Offset As Long) As String Dim Str As String Dim ByteValue As Byte Seek FileNo, Offset Get FileNo, , ByteValue Str = "" Do While ByteValue <> 0 Str = Str & ChrW$(ByteValue) Get FileNo, , ByteValue Loop ReadSingleString = StrEnd Function'--------------------------------------------------------' Read a double-byte string value preceeded by its length'--------------------------------------------------------Private Function ReadDoubleString(FileNo As Integer, StrLen As Integer) As String Dim IntValue As Integer Dim Str As String Str = "" Do While StrLen > 0 Get FileNo, , IntValue Str = Str & ChrW$(IntValue) StrLen = StrLen - 1 Loop ReadDoubleString = Str End Function
Why is it that I can, lets say, doCode:CALL Hscroll1_Changewhen I'm in Hscroll1_Scroll, and it works. But if I try to doCode:CALL TrackTile_MouseMoveit gives me an ARGUMENT NOT OPTIONAL error. What is going on?TrackTile is an arrayed label. Could the array have anything to do with it?Also, if you wanted to send the BUTTON value of the mouse to another SUB with an already defined BUTTON variable, would you need to add a separate variable to the other Function, or would the BUTTON from one SUB pass to BUTTON on another SUB dealing with the mouse?Thanks in advance,/me
I have a subroutine which I'd like to be able to run from the Macros menu item and from within another one of my subroutines. My goal is to have it use the ActiveWorkbook for its references to sheets unless I specify a workbook in an optional argument. I tried making an optional argument (Optional byVal Wrbk as Workbook = ActiveWorkbook), but the subroutine didn't show up in the Macros box. I tried making a sub whose only purpose is to call the other function, and I got an error stating that a "Constant expression [was] required." Is what I'm trying to do possible?
We have a legacy component that has been converted from VB6 to VB.Net.The VB component was called from an ASPX page using Request("param") to pass optional parameters to function calls. That means the value is null/nothing if the parameter is not present.The parameters were then added to an ADODB call of a store procedure using Parameters.Append.When used from VB6 missing, Request("param") values were coerced into empty strings when passed to the VB6 component. This meant that the ADODB call was satisfied (for required parameters).When the code was ported to VB.Net, the null Request("param") values are now passed as null values (VB nothing?) and Parameters.Append skips adding the value if it is nothing. This caused the stored procedure calls to break as a required param was missing. If we change the component's function parameters to be optional and have paramname as string = "" defaults, will a null/nothing value be converted to an empty string, or is null/nothing treated differently to a parameter being simply missing?
(For function arguments): Scalar arguments are passed by value, which means that a copy of the argument is made for processing in the function, and changes to the argument in the function won't be reflected back to the calling program. Objects though, are passed by reference: any changes to them in the function are reflected in the calling program. What sense does this make? Why have they done this?
hi I have a function that i want to send in diffrent variables to and put them into an array example:Calling the function:retvalue = Test("value1","value2")and the function:Public function Test(optional varray(1), optional varray(2)) as variantThis does not work and i have tried to declare the varray with public varray(30) as variant in a moduel.But it doesn't help.I also want the variables to be optional. Anybody with a good idea ?thanks in advanceMicke
I have pretty much figured out how to pass variables to and from VB and C++ programs. Now I need to do the same for Variable List Arguments (where you have those elipses... in the argument list.This seems to be a whole lot trickier and takes things to another level of complexity.Does anyone have any ideas?Variable List Arguments are described here:http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/vclib/html/_crt_va_arg.2c_.va_end.2c_.va_start.aspIn C you can declare a function like thisint average( int first, ... )Where the ellipses denote a variable argument list.If I have a function like that in a c++ DLL and I want to link a Visual Basic GUI to it, how would that function be declared in the Visual Basic program?The Visual Basic 6 text I have talks about something called Optional Variant but it looks like it will only apply for one variable and not a list of unknown variables.
is there a way to get the available arguments for a php function? Example: I want to call function1($arg1, $arg2=null)How can i find out a priori, before i call the function, the number of arguments this function takes, and if it's possible what arguments.As you can clearly see i am dynamically calling functions
Greetings,I wish to know if I have two functions or subroutines which are declared as Public in the same form or module and they contain arguments of same name, will they interfere with each other?For example,Public Function FindExtremeDate(MyDatabase As String, AggFcn As String) As VariantPublic Sub DataIEWizard(MyDataFile As String, MyDatabase As String, Optional MyIEType As String = "Import")Will the argument "MyDatabase" shared in both subs or they will not, safe to use.How about private?
I want to use CallByName to call different functions on an object.The functions can all have a different number of arguments.CallByName is defined as:Function CallByName(Object As Object, ProcName As String, CallType As VbCallType, Args() As Variant)But when i pass a variant array, an error is generated (Argument not optional)It works when I pass the arguments one by one, but i need it to work with a variable number of parameters.The following is a sample to reproduce the problem. VB Code:Private Sub Command1_Click()Dim params() As VariantDim Result As Variant ReDim params(1) params(0) = "Test" params(1) = "test" Result = CallByName(Me, "MyFunction", VbMethod, "Test", "Test") '<-- This will work Result = CallByName(Me, "MyFunction", VbMethod, params) '<-- The produces an errorEnd Sub Public Function MyFunction(ByVal a As String, ByVal b As String) As String MyFunction = a & bEnd Function
I've written a custom little ActiveX dll in VB and it works fine in a little tester VB app. I've set the Instancing to GlobalMultiUse.My trouble is trying to use it in Excel.The VB dll function has the signature:Public Function ZPrime(ByRef LoValues As Excel.Range, ByRef HiValues As Excel.Range, _ Optional ZPrimeThreshold As Double = DEFAULT_ZPRIME_THRESH, _ Optional CVThreshold As Double = DEFAULT_CV_THRESH, _ Optional OutlierColor As xlColorIndex = DEFAULT_COLOR, _ Optional OutlierLimit As Integer = 3) As VariantI've compiled the dll and registered it and the Excel module code looks like:Public Declare Function ZPrime Lib "c:TEMPHardcoreVBPrimePrime.dll" _ (ByRef LoValues As Excel.Range, ByRef HiValues As Excel.Range, _ Optional ZPrimeThreshold As Double, _ Optional CVThreshold As Double, _ Optional OutlierColor As XlColorIndex, _ Optional OutlierLimit As Integer) As VariantMy Excel sheet function call looks like:=zprime(A1:A16,B1:B16)and the result I get is:#VALUE!What am I doing wrong?Thanks in advance,Keith
Everytime I go to use the button in my form it says Argument not Optional and highlights "Private Sub btnCalc_Click()" and I don't know why
I have a function which can be called with an unlimited number of arguments. I want to call another function with exactly the same arguments. I know I can get the arguments in the arguments object, and as such also in an array, but how do you pass the elements of an array to another function as parameters?
Im (trying to ) use this code to check if the PC is connected to internet:Private Declare Function InternetGetConnectedState Lib "wininet.dll" (ByRef _ lpSFlags As Long, ByVal dwReserved As Long) As LongConst INTERNET_CONNECTION_MODEM = 1Const INTERNET_CONNECTION_LAN = 2Const INTERNET_CONNECTION_PROXY = 4Const INTERNET_CONNECTION_MODEM_BUSY = 8' return True if there is an active Internect connection'' optionally returns the connection mode through' its argument (see INTERNET_CONNECTION_* constants)' 1=modem, 2=Lan, 4=proxy' 8=modem busy with a non-internet connectionFunction IsConnectedToInternet(Optional connectMode As Integer) As Boolean Dim flags As Long ' this ASPI function does it all IsConnectedToInternet = InternetGetConnectedState(flags, 0) ' return the flag through the optional argument connectMode = flagsEnd FunctionBut I receive an error in the InternetGetConnectedState string whenever I call it. I have declared properly the InternetGetConnectedState class in the module, but still does not work. Any help is very appreciated.
is this the best way to refresh a form?VB Code:Private Sub Timer1_Timer()Unload.Form5Form5.ShowEnd Sub When I use this code i get an error: Argument not optional
I have a function with 7 inputs. The last three have default values. I want to call that function specifying the first four, skip two and then specify the last. I thought I could write this as: $retval = myfunction(arg1, arg2, arg3, arg4,,,arg7); but Php does not seem to want to let me do this. I get a parse error until I supply values for the 5th and 6th arguments.
How would i go about calling this functionVB Code:Private Function SaveFileFromTB(TxtBox As Object, _ FilePath As String, Optional Append As Boolean = False) _ As Boolean Jenova
I need to call a varargs function: function doSomething(... args): Object { // do something with each arg } However, I'm building the arguments for this dynamically: var someArgs: Array = ['a', 'b', 'c']; doSomething(someArgs); The problem is, when I call the function in this way args ends up being a 1-element array with someArgs as the first element, not a three-element array.How can I call doSomething with someArgs as the argument array?(For the search engines, this is argument unpacking)
I'm trying to write a function in a CodeIgniter controller which can take optional parameters. However, I always get Missing Argument warnings. I'm not trying to suppress the warnings - I'm trying to declare the parameters as optional (maybe they could be empty strings if they don't exist, or something).
Two questions:1) How is the SkipRecords argument used in the find method?2) What property replaces NoMatch?VB Code:' Form procedurePrivate Function Reposition(iMove As Long, Optional sCriteria As String) As LongDim iReturn As Long ' Returns ContactID of record after reposition On Error GoTo errHandler Select Case iMove Case MOVE_FIRST To MOVE_LAST iReturn = Contacts.Move(iMove) Case FIND_FIRST To FIND_LAST iReturn = Contacts.Find(iMove, sCriteria) Case RECORD_ADD Exit Function Case Else Exit FunctionEnd Select Reposition = iReturnIf iMove > MOVE_LAST Then If iReturn = 0 Or iReturn = ContactID Then Exit FunctionElse If iReturn = 0 Then Exit FunctionEnd If fRepositioning = True 'flag to skip out of Changed event until record is loadediReturn = FetchDataIf iReturn <> 0 Then Err.Raise iReturn 'SetMenus'SetStatusbarfRepositioning = FalseChanged = False Exit Function errHandler:MsgBox ErrorLogError Error, Err, vbNullString, Me.Name & ".Reposition" End Function ' Class ProcedurePublic Function Find(iDirection As Long, sCriteria As String) As LongDim iReturn As LongDim iContactID As Long ' Returns ContactID if found' Return of 0 if no record found On Error GoTo errHandler Find = 0 iContactID = ContactID With RecordSet Select Case iDirection Case Is = FIND_FIRST .Find sCriteria, 1, adSearchBackward Case Is = FIND_NEXT .Find sCriteria, 1, adSearchForward Case Is = FIND_PREVIOUS .Find sCriteria, 1, adSearchBackward Case Is = FIND_LAST .Find sCriteria, 1, adSearchForward End Select' If .NoMatch Then' .FindFirst "ContactID=" & iContactID' Exit Function' End IfEnd With Find = RecordSet!ContactID iReturn = ReadIf iReturn <> 0 Then Err.Raise iReturn Exit Function errHandler:Dim iErrReturn As LongiErrReturn = ErrorHandler(Error, Err, dbFilename, "cContact.Find") End Function
I want to add things to the display list, some will have event listeners and some not. Is it possible to make an argument optional so it doesn't throw an error if it's not there when calling the function?
Let's say I have 2 functions called Function1 and Function2I then have a file, sample.txt, in which the first 2 lines are as follows:Function1(arguments)Function2(arguments)How would I read this file, in such a way that I could then call the functions from the file.There would actually be hundreds of functions, so I cannot assign each line from the file to a string and then sayif string = "Function1" Then Call Function1if string = "Function2" Then Call Function2This would be far too unwieldy for 100's of different functions, which is why I would like to be able to evaluate the lines I'm reading in from the file and activate the functions as they are read in.
I have written an application in vb6 that calls a function defined in a C++ dll. I am also using the ccrpprg6 ocx to display a progress bar on the form. I have tried running the application on some other systems. It worked fine on the first two, after I had registered the ocx. However, on the next two it gives the error "Argument not optional".It is baffling because I cannot understand why it might be doing that.If anyone has any suggestions please do respond.
I have a function that has an optional dictionary argument. Since it's optional, it needs a default value, and I'd like to set it to an empty dictionary instead of Nothing. How do I go about that?
I have a method written in VB.NET. It looks like this: Shared Sub SomeMethod(ByVal Id As Guid, Optional ByVal str1 As String = "foo", Optional ByVal str2 As String = "") I want to call this method from C# 3.0 and I want it to use its default arguments. I tried passing System.Reflection.Missing.Value, but I cannot cast it as String. Is there any way to do that?
I've got this constructor that takes an optional argument. The main problem with this is usability. The developer using my framework will catch a headache instantly because he doesn't know if he can provide an argument, what kind of argument, or if he can't at all. Conclusion: It just sucks. But PHPDoc may help a little bit if someone has a reasonable IDE like Netbeans installed ;) So: class ChildClass extends ParentClass { public function __construct() { $tplFile = func_get_arg(0); if (!isset($tpl)) { $tpl = 'index'; } parent::__construct($tpl); } } How could I use PHPDoc here to indicate that there can be provided an optional [$tpl] argument?
I am trying to pass an array to a function but I am getting "Argument Not Optional error" on pi.cimgl()here is the function callVB Code:frmrodesign.txtconcpH.Value = Format(alk_pH6ck(fco2, pi.cimgl(), temp, pH, fpH), "0.0") here is the function declarationVB Code:Public Function alk_pH6ck(fco2 As Double, ion_ppm() As Double, temp As Double, pH As Double, fpH As Double) As Double ion_ppm() and pi.cimgl() have the same amount of elements and are of the same data type.why can I not pass pi.cimgl() into the function?thanksp.
I have to call some php function. I have arguments for it stored in an array. How to call that function using these arguments? The number of arguments changes with each call.
Basically what I want to do is call a function attached to an event listener, without the event actually happening - for example:I have a function that is attached to Event.RESIZE.I would like to call that function from time to time, but this function of course requires an Event argument, so attempting to just call the function throws an error that it expects 1 argument and got none.
Is it possible to create a sub signature with multiple optional arguments.Private Sub TestProcs(ByVal sentotal As Integer, Optional ByVal stext1 As String = "",Optional ByVal stext2 As String = "",...,Optional ByVal stextn As String = "")
I have a text box on the stage i want to be able to type the name of a function and it's arguments, click a button, and have the function executed with said arguments is this possible? Something like this: An input box and a button, button is clicked and function "function1" is called with arguments "hello" and 1 alternately i could have more than one text box, one for the function name, and others for the arguments, if that'd be easier.
what i'm trying to do is to do a function addslashes to all my arguments.. before putting them into the db. im trying to achieve something like: all_adddslashes($arg1,$arg2,$arg3) but i realised that this has to be done thru passing reference. any ideas how to handle optional arguments by reference? Code:
How do you assign optional arguments to subs and functions in the statement?By the way: parameters are the names of the the things you pass and arguments the values itself right?
How can I create optional arguments?Lets say I have: function�getPost($id,$category,$username){ //some�code�to�execute } Now when I call getPost with just $id I'm going to get some warnings about missing arguments. How can I get around this?
Hi all,I have been using the replace method in a database and now it doesn't work.Code:Public Sub repText()Dim strTest As StringstrTest = Replace("AAAAbbbCCCC", "b", "x")Debug.Print strTestEnd SubI get the error "Invalid Procedure call or argument"I can't see any reason for this.Dave P.S. I just added,strTest = Replace("AAAAbbbCCCC", "b", "x", 1, -1, vbTextCompare)and now it works. But I thought all those arguments were meant to be optional?
Is it possible to make a by-reference argument optional in a UDF? When I try to assign it a default value in the definition, I get a parse error, "unexpected '='". PHP itself has optional by-ref arguments (e.g. getmxrr); is it not possible for UDFs?
I have a small number of functions on an object and for every function I wish to make a different function that calls the original where the this can be passed as a parameter. I am making a library and this is a convenience method for people who don't know about call/apply. Currently (one of) my function looks like this: function _find(){ return find.apply(arguments[0],Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments,1)); } However since my functions are in a object I was wondering if I could make a new array dynamically? var func = {'find':find}, func_new={}; //this is just an example I don't have this part in my code for(var attr in func) func_new[attr] = Function('return '+attr+'.apply(arguments[0],Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments,1));');
I am getting this error when debugging a VB application. The method that is being called when I get this does not have any arguments. Definitions in code are as follows with names changed to protect the guilty [Code]... The question is, if the method is not defined to accept argments, then why am I having a debug assertion while debugging that says that the arguments are not optional?
I have a class Block_Model (actually a MODEL in KOhana framework) with 2 functions input() and output().The function input is called from a function wriiten inside a controller called Home_Controller and it passes an argument to the function input. Now I want that argument passed to input() function to be accessible in the function output(). Both the functions input() and output() are inside Model class Block_Model.
hi I keep getting Argument not optional... Code:SendMessage nwindowex, "%f"I have the following delcared in a moduleCode:Public Declare Function FindWindow Lib "user32" Alias "FindWindowA" (ByVal lpClassName As String, ByVal lpWindowName As String) As Long''Public Declare Function GetWindowRect Lib "user32" (ByVal hwnd As Long, lpRect As RECT) As LongPublic Declare Function SendMessage Lib "user32" Alias "SendMessageA" (ByVal hwnd As Long, ByVal wMsg As Long, ByVal wParam As Long, lParam As Any) As LongPublic Declare Function FindWindowEx Lib "user32" Alias "FindWindowExA" (ByVal hWnd1 As Long, ByVal hWnd2 As Long, ByVal lpsz1 As String, ByVal lpsz2 As String) As LongAlso it keeps telling me that User defined type not defined on the GetWindowRect so I comment it out
Is it possible to have such a function?Positional:Private Function MyFunction(Name As String, Address As String, City As String, State As String, ZipCode As String)Keyword:Private Function MyFunction(Name = name, Address = address, City = city, State = state, ZipCode = zipcode)In a keyword style function the arguments can be in any order and/or omitted)I know you can have the Optional keyword but that is not what I am asking about.
I am trying to display the result of a custom VBA function as a label on a userform. The function is called and takes arguments from three text boxes on the userform. I attached it to the exit parameter. (This may be part of the problem; I'm not sure). There seem to be two problems, first all the text boxes don't always contain data, but because the arguments are not optional, I get a type mismatch error when the code runs (I tried switching some of them to optional, but it didn't help as you can see from my 'commented code). The other problem is that even when all the arguments seem to be met (i.e. the text boxes all have data), I still get a compile error that the argument is not optional. This only happens if I try and pass the result to some aspect of the userform. As you can see from the last coded line in the custom function, if I assign it to a range on the worksheet, it functions fine. Private Sub txtStartDate_Exit(ByVal Cancel As MSForms.ReturnBoolean) Dim StartDate As Date Dim EndDate As Date If IsDate(Me.txtStartDate.Value) Then StartDate = Me.txtStartDate.Value Me.txtStartDate.Value = Format(StartDate, "m/d/yyyy") Else: MsgBox "Please enter a date" End If.............
I'm using a third party dll for my project and one of the function that is provided by the dll use form handle as one of the argument. But when i call the function, I'm not using any window form and it's just called from another class. So what value i should put for that argument?Here's the example of that function: AVS_Measure (device_handle, form_handle, no_measurement) After this function has been called, it will send message to the form_handle argument whether the measurement data is available and valid.I called this function from another class just for triggering start measurement and i have another function to retrieve the data. I do not have any form associate to it, what value i should put for this argument?
Well this is a pickle.I have a function with these parameters:Code:Public Function TriggerEvent(Optional sTitle As String, Optional sInfo As String, Optional iChoices As Integer, Optional sChoiceTitles As Choices, Optional iResponse As Integer = 999)'....Public Type Choices sChoices(0 To 5) As StringEnd TypeThe reason I defined sChoiceTitles as a userdefined type is because the number of elements in that depends on the value of iChoices.Now, this code *should* work, but VB won't let you pass a user-defined type array as an optional parameter.Can someone think of an alternate way to make this work?
I'm currently writing a console which lets you execute commands, run programs and things like that. I've now come to the parser-stuff, and i need some help with it.I have a class which contains all the available functions for the user, and when a user executes a command, the parser parses it, taking out the main command, and it's arguments. the arguments are separated by a comma ( , ). After everything is set, i use a modified version of the function CallByName to call the right function in the class.The parser splits the arguments into an array by using this code:Code:SplitStr ARGUMENTS, args(), Separator 'ARGUMENTS is the full string containg all arguments, args() is where each argument should be added, and Separator is the string which should separate the arguments, for example a comma ( , )The SplitStr function looks like this:Code:Private Function SplitStr(strMessage As String, VariableHere() As String, Char As String)Dim intAccs As Long, i As Long, lngSpacePos As Long, lngStart As Long strMessage = Trim$(strMessage) lngSpacePos = 1 lngSpacePos = InStr(lngSpacePos, strMessage, Char) Do While lngSpacePos intAccs = intAccs + 1 lngSpacePos = InStr(lngSpacePos + 1, strMessage, Char) Loop ReDim VariableHere(intAccs) lngStart = 1 For i = 0 To intAccs lngSpacePos = InStr(lngStart, strMessage, Char) If lngSpacePos Then VariableHere(i) = Mid(strMessage, lngStart, lngSpacePos - lngStart) lngStart = lngSpacePos + Len(Char) Else VariableHere(i) = Right(strMessage, Len(strMessage) - lngStart + 1) End If Next End FunctionThis is where i need some help. If a user want to use a comma in an argument, it is not possible since the parser will think it's an argument-separator, so it will split the argument into two pieces, for example:User enters " message "hello world, my name is John Doe!",title "This command will be splitted into 3 pieces;Code:1: "hello world2: my name is John Doe!"3: titleWhat i need is to make the parser skip commas that are inside duble-qoutes, so the final arguments would look like this (the double-qoutes should also be taken away after they've been used):Code:1: hello world, my name is John Doe!2: titleCould anyone help me with this?
I need to integrate a vb and exe file written in C..or VC ++.....My vb application has a GUI which allows me to select the Assembly language file and select the command line arguments....On clickeven on the a button i need to execute the a C program exe with the selected command line arguments and selected assembly language prog..andget the output of the call tree ...The call tree generates a function flow...which gives Us an idea on which function call which function and its relevant Outputs...Please let me know is it possible to integrate a VB and VC ...shaku
Hi Everybody !!I'm trying to call DLL Functions during runtime, and i'm having a nervous breakdown with that problem !!I know how to use Loadlibrary and getprocadress to get the function adress. But what do i have to do to :1- Send arguments to the function ?2- Call the function ?3- receive output arguments after the function returns ?It's really important to me, pleeeeaazzzzzzzzzzeeee HELP !!!
For example if I have a function call like below Function callingMe() Exit Function And my Function call is like below SomeObj.callingMe('1','2','3','4','5') // Variable number of arguments Inside callingMe() function, I want to know arguments passed i.e 1,2,3,4,5 and the Object i.e SomeObj in above case.
Hi , I have a question about calling functions in SQl Server 2005. Let's say that I have created as a dbo a function called Calculations. If I want to call it from T-SQL I will write Select dbo.Calculations (arguments if any) etc. My question is If I can skip the "dbo" part. Call the function without using the dbo . Can I do that ? Should I create the function as supervisor ? Does Sql Server has a property or something which will allow me to call the function without using the "dbo." ? Thank you zkar
I've just noticed a somewhat annoying feature with PHP5 type hinting. You cannot hint types on optional arguments like this: class MyClass { function someFunc(Type1 $arg1, Type2 $arg2 = new Type2()) { } //or function someFunc(Type1 $arg1, Type2 $arg2 = null) { } //or function someFunc(Type1 $arg1, Type2 $arg2 = Type2::getInstance()) { } } In fact, there doesn't seem to be any way to do this. I guess you could do something with global variables.
In VB, when I compile, it errors "Argument not optional" on the bold(MyFunc). I know why this is, it's because "MyFunc" function has parameters in the function header and in the LinkFunction usage it's specifying there is none by just puting "MyFunc" instead of "MyFunc(param1, param2, param3)". But, why in C++ does it compile fine when it also has parameters in the function but errors in vb...?
VB Code:Function MyFunc(ByVal blah As Long, ByVal hi As Long) As Long' codeEnd Function Using with AddressOf:VB Code:Dim mystuff As Long mystuff = AddressOf(MyFunc) It errors on "AddressOf" Expected: Expression.I have to use AddressOf because doing this:VB Code:mystuff = MyFunc It errors "Argument not optional" because the "MyFunc" function has parameters in it.So, how can I get AddressOf to work with this? Or is there another way of doing it?
If you are making a function, How can you make Arguments optional.For example...I want to keep a function generic for multiple objectsDepending on the object it is acting on, the functions are different. dont know if that makes sense.Seahag
How do you delete an individual value? I tried :VB Code:Private Declare Function RegDeleteValue Lib "advapi32.dll" Alias "RegDeleteValueA" (ByVal hKey As Long, ByVal lpValueName As String) As Long Private Function DeleteValue(ByVal hKey As Long, ByVal strPath As String, ByVal strValue As String) Dim keyhand As Long Dim r As Long r = RegOpenKey(hKey, strPath, keyhand) r = RegDeleteValue(keyhand, strValue) r = RegCloseKey(keyhand)End Function [b]DeleteValue[/b] &H80000001, "HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareGame MakerVersion 5PreferencesRecent0" Thanks, it errors "Argument Not Optional" (Bold highlighted)


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- King James Bible: John, Chapter 6
- Chapter 6 6:1 After these things Jesus went over the sea of Galilee, which is the sea of Tiberias. 6:2 And a great multitude followed him, because they saw his miracles which he did on them that were diseased. 6:3 And Jesus went up into a mountain, and there...
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- King James Bible: Matthew, Chapter 26
- Chapter 26 26:1 And it came to pass, when Jesus had finished all these sayings, he said unto his disciples, 26:2 Ye know that after two days is the feast of the passover, and the Son of man is betrayed to be crucified. 26:3 Then assembled together the chief...
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- King James Bible: Mark, Chapter 8
- Chapter 8 8:1 In those days the multitude being very great, and having nothing to eat, Jesus called his disciples unto him, and saith unto them, 8:2 I have compassion on the multitude, because they have now been with me three days, and have nothing to eat: 8:3...
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- King James Bible: John, Chapter 20
- Chapter 20 20:1 The first day of the week cometh Mary Magdalene early, when it was yet dark, unto the sepulchre, and seeth the stone taken away from the sepulchre. 20:2 Then she runneth, and cometh to Simon Peter, and to the other disciple, whom Jesus loved,...
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- King James Bible: Luke, Chapter 9
- Chapter 9 9:1 Then he called his twelve disciples together, and gave them power and authority over all devils, and to cure diseases. 9:2 And he sent them to preach the kingdom of God, and to heal the sick. 9:3 And he said unto them, Take nothing for your...
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- King James Bible: Matthew, Chapter 15
- Chapter 15 15:1 Then came to Jesus scribes and Pharisees, which were of Jerusalem, saying, 15:2 Why do thy disciples transgress the tradition of the elders? for they wash not their hands when they eat bread. 15:3 But he answered and said unto them, Why do ye...
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- King James Bible: John, Chapter 18
- Chapter 18 18:1 When Jesus had spoken these words, he went forth with his disciples over the brook Cedron, where was a garden, into the which he entered, and his disciples. 18:2 And Judas also, which betrayed him, knew the place: for Jesus ofttimes resorted...
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Increased mobility makes full disk encryption more important, but so is end-user policy management
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Increased mobility makes full disk encryption more important, but so is end-user policy management
The security officer is becoming increasingly aware of the importance of controls for end-user computing, writes Alessandro Moretti, co-chair of the (ISC)2 European Advisory Board, The Information. With end-users becoming more mobile thanks to the advances of technology, the numbers of laptops in an organisation is increasing. Therefore, the number one end-user security spend in 2009 is forecast to be full disk encryption, as current partial disk encryption techniques can be bypassed by the end-user that saves files in unencrypted folders or the security configuration is weak (for example, the encryption key is stored in system files).
Moving to full disk encryption may address some of these issues but it won't fully address the fundamental concern-the user and management policies that go along with it. Full disk encryption still relies on the end-user not recording his or her password on a sticky note or card stored in the laptop bag. The full disk encryption solution is only going to be as good as the management of the security credentials that go with it.
It's my estimation that a full disk encryption solution integrated with strong (two-factor) authentication could deliver the desired results but this will come with an increased demand on budget. Budget which could be spent on the control of even cheaper mobile storage than a laptop, the increasingly prolific portable storage devices.
With end-users having easy access to electronic cameras, mobile phones and memory sticks, preventative controls are needed to control information leakage. These range from simple USB port-blocking solutions, to fully loaded digital rights management implementations. The number one priority for end-user computing spend in 2009 will more likely be linked to controlling portable storage devices.
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Designing a Kitchen to fit Your Personality
Designing anything can be one of the most daunting tasks you can face. So many choices and decisions that your mind can seem to be on overload. And one of the most daunting areas of the home to design is the kitchen. Today let's talk about designing a kitchen to fit your personality.
While some of you may thrive on figuring the perfect layout and accessories that go into a kitchen design I am exactly the opposite. Just when I think I know how I want my kitchen to feel and how the work flow should be laid out I change my mind or something else catches my eye and I need to adjust my plans. To help get my indecisiveness under control I've learned to use these simple steps.
- Before you start, decide on a theme to carry through out the design of the room. Are you more inclined to an urban feel than country, or do your tastes run more modern as opposed to a provinsional style?
- Once your decision is made you can then move on to the next decision which is new, redo or reuse. What elements of your current design do you love and wish to use in the new design. Ideally the major appliances are keepers and you won't have the major expense of replacing them.
- Now that you have made it this far you get to do my favorite part of design, gathering inspiration from other people and publications. This can include taking ideas that you find in magazines and online like Pinterest and blogs that specialize in designing.
- When this is complete you get to go shopping! It's great that there is so much available to choose from when we hit the store but it can be overwhelming if you are not prepared so it helps to list everything out and have the design choices made ahead of time.
What tips can you add to this list to help others design their kitchen to fit their personality?
I love watching tv shows about home remodeling and I look at how rooms are staged in magazines or catalogues.
How did we live before Pinterest???
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I was just looking on Pinterest because I really want to work on my coffee theme in my kitchen. They had some cool ideas!
Whether we can afford it or not, we are going to have to remodel our kitchen. I am definitely going for a more modern, sleek look than we have now.
I do not have the decorating gene but my friend does and is helping me redecorate my house
I love Pinterest. Though most of the stuff on there is not achievable for me.


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If there's anyone qualified to rate the top two running backs in the NFL draft class, Shilique Calhoun could be the guy.
The former Michigan State defensive end saw both Alabama's Derrick Henry and Ohio State's Ezekiel Elliott in the back end of the 2015 season. Based on his experience, Calhoun had a clear answer when asked which was tougher running back to face.
"I would say definitely Derrick Henry," Calhoun said Friday at the NFL combine. "He's a bigger guy. He did a great job of falling forward. Pretty much on all of his runs, somehow, some way, he found a way to fall forward. Of course, he's a bigger guy. I mean, we're pretty much the same weight and the height."
Henry checked in at 6-foot-3, 247 pounds at the combine. Calhoun is 6-4, 251 pounds.
Elliott, considered the top running back prospect, famously ran for just 33 yards on 12 carries in the Buckeyes' 17-14 loss to the Spartans.
Michigan State held Henry to 75 yards on 20 carries in the Spartans' 38-0 loss to Alabama in the Cotton Bowl. Calhoun had an encounter with Henry late in the game that's still played often on ESPN. A stiff arm sent the defensive end to the turf rudely.
"He made a great play, big guy," Calhoun said Friday. "He's a pretty good tailback. Obviously he didn't win the Heisman for no apparent reason. He is able to make big plays in big-time situations."


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Botanica on Palmer Ranch residents enjoy the added security of a 24 hour gated entrance from Palmer Ranch Parkway, a 4,000 sq. ft. clubhouse that includes meeting rooms, catering kitchen, conference rooms, and a fully equipped fitness center and large pool. There is a second large pool on the property for your convenience.
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The Alma Grand Place Hotel is well-located in the heart of Brussels' historic center, only 20 meters away from the Grand Place and close to the Manneken Pis, as well as the gastronomic Rue des Bouchers. The central railway station is 5 minutes' walk away.
On-site amenities include the 24-hour pub Grab and Stay, serving drinks and Belgian dishes, 24-hour business center, complimentary wireless Internet access, Internet point, and a professional staff that will provide guests with a personalized and attentive service.
This is a smoke-free property.
On-site amenities include the 24-hour pub Grab and Stay, serving drinks and Belgian dishes, 24-hour business center, complimentary wireless Internet access, Internet point, and a professional staff that will provide guests with a personalized and attentive service.
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"Oh crap."
Those were the first words that I spoke after reading that my favorite player, Eric Hinske, had been traded from the Pittsburgh Pirates (my second favorite team) to my least favorite team, the New York Yankees.
Hinske became my favorite player when he proved that he wasn't all about the dollar signs during his one and a half year tenure with my favorite team, the Boston Red Sox.
Hinske has four hits in four games, but three of those hits have been home runs, including a two-homer game against the LA Angels.
Hinske played the 2008 season with the Tampa Bay Rays as a backup and belted 20 homers. In Hinske's time with Boston, (half a season in 2006 and a full season in 2007, as a backup) Hinske had just seven home runs in his two seasons combined.
After Hinske's one season in Tampa Bay, he signed as a free agent with the Pittsburgh Pirates. He played in 54 games with Pittsburgh, hitting just one home run.
His erratic power numbers are what caused Hinske's original team, the Toronto Blue Jays, to trade him to Boston in the first place.
Hinske won the 2002 Rookie of the Year Award, hitting .279 with 24 home runs and 84 RBI. However, in Hinske's remaining seasons with Toronto, his highest average was just .262 in 2005. His highest power numbers were 15 homers and 69 RBI.
His erratic power numbers are likely the reason why the Red Sox failed to resign him in the first place. In Tampa and now in the Bronx, Hinske is hitting the stuffing out of the ball.
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Motorcoach; high-speed Sapsan train. Free Wi-Fi available on your motorcoach and in most hotel lobbies.
Full buffet breakfast daily; 2 three-course dinners with wine: a welcome dinner in St. Petersburg and a farewell dinner in Moscow
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Welcome to St. Petersburg! At 5 pm, meet your Tour Director and traveling companions for a special welcome dinner at your hotel with traditional Russian delicacies like caviar, blinis, pickled cucumber, and vodka.
Founded by Peter the Great, construction of St. Petersburg began in 1703 and the city eventually spread over 100 islands linked by 700 bridges. It suffered severe damage during World War II, when a cruel 900-day siege claimed more than a million victims. Start your guided sightseeing with the Winter Palace complex. Formerly the residence of the czars, it is now home of the world-famous HERMITAGE MUSEUM, with celebrated works by Rembrandt, Leonardo da Vinci, and the major French impressionists. Next, drive along elegant Nevsky Prospect and visit ST. ISAAC'S CATHEDRAL with its gilded dome and marble columns.
Travel to Pushkin, home of Russia's last czar, and visit magnificent CATHERINE PALACE (if closed, visit PAVLOVSK PALACE instead). Balance of the day is at leisure and exciting optional activities are available.
Transfer to the railway station and board the high-speed SAPSAN TRAIN to Moscow.
Sightseeing with a Local Guide includes RED SQUARE, the center of this 868-year-old city. At its core are the Lenin Mausoleum and opulent St. Basil's Cathedral. Inside the KREMLIN, a city-within-acity, admire the medieval towers, cathedrals, and palaces. At the ARMORY MUSEUM, see treasures such as Ivan the Terrible's throne. Of course, you will also see the Bolshoi Theater.
Another day to further explore this fascinating city. This evening, enjoy a special farewell dinner with Russian champagne and local specialties as a proper farewell to Russia.
Your vacation ends with breakfast this morning.
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This superior standard on St. Isaac's Square has 193 stylish rooms all equipped with climate control, satellite TV, a safe, and a minibar. Amenities include a brasserie-style restaurant specializing in Italian cuisine, a caviar bar, a fitness center, and a beauty salon.
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Downtown Hotel located between Garden Ring & Boulevard Ring Roads; 19 mi to airport, 1 km to the Kremlin & Red Square.
The following list of optional excursions are examples only for this vacation. These optional excursions might or might not be offered. Whether it's a special dinner, a local show or a special behind-the-scenes glimpse into an historical site, optional excursions are a wonderful way to enrich your vacation even further. Plus, they give you flexibility. We include the must-see sites and experiences, and we also understand that people take interest in different activities and may want to craft a more personal vacation by hand-picking optional excursions that appeal to them.
First brought to Russia under Tsar Alexis Mikhailovich in the 17th century, ballet in Russia evolved as an offshoot of French dance combined with Russian folk and peasant dance techniques. Enjoy a magnificent performance at a theater in the city considered to be the birthplace of Russian ballet. Note: This excursion is priced from 89.00 Euro. Subject to change depending on ticket availability. Please check with your Tour Director.
Approximate value: 89 EUR per person
Your Tour Director will accompany you to a typical Russian restaurant to savor some of the most famous specialties of this region.
Approximate value: 45 EUR per person
Do not miss this outstanding show of Russian culture at one of St. Petersburg's grand palaces. Cossack dancers, colorful local costumes from different regions, and beautiful song and music together with great acrobats will be some of the highlights of this unforgettable evening.
Approximate value: 50 EUR per person
Visit the city`s birthplace, Peter & Paul Fortress, with the impressive burial site of the Romanovs, and see the Battleship Aurora, an important symbol of the 1917 revolution. Next, visit a functioning Orthodox church to witness part of a local service, a great contrast to your guided visit of the Grand Choral Synagogue, one of Europe`s most famous and beloved temples. Finally, take pictures of the city`s landmark Church of the Savior on the Spilled Blood, known for its colorful onion domes and exterior mosaic.
Approximate value: 55 EUR per person
A cruise of breathtaking beauty with local entertainment, champagne, vodka and Russian light snacks.
Approximate value: 43 EUR per person
At the 360-degree pavilion of the Panorama Museum, imagine yourself standing on the rooftop of a house in the village of Semyonnovskaya at the height of the Battle of Borodino, when General Kutuzov faced Napoleon's Grand Army in the War of 1812. Later, drive to Poklonnaya Hill to the impressive Victory Park, where the WWII Museum features dramatic dioramas depicting the moment when Nazi troops were poised to strike at Moscow, Leningrad, and Stalingrad. Moving Memorial Hall invites contemplation for the country's estimated 27 million who died during the war.
The Novodevichy Convent, founded by Vasily III in 1524 and recently proclaimed a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is an outstanding example of Moscow baroque architecture of the 17th century and the most important historical center of Orthodoxy. Its adjacent cemetery contains the graves of distinguished Russians, including Nikita Krushchev, Boris Yeltsin, and Raisa Gorbachev. Later, visit the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour, the tallest Eastern Orthodox Church in the world.
Approximate value: 37 EUR per person
No visit to Moscow is complete without a tour of its elegant graffiti-free subway stations! Marvel at ceiling mosaics, brightly colored stained glass, life-size bronze statues, and giant chandeliers. Later, stroll in Red Square, passing the tomb of Lenin and breathtaking St. Basil's Cathedral.
Approximate value: 29 EUR per person
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