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Classes in VBScript

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Submitted on: 7/18/2007 7:29:50 AM
By: jgitfgoh 
Level: Beginner
User Rating: By 6 Users
Compatibility: ASP (Active Server Pages), VbScript (browser/client side)
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     This code will allow you to use classes in VBSccript versions 5.0 and higher
 
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'**************************************
' Name: Classes in VBScript
' Description:This code will allow you to use classes in VBSccript versions 5.0 and higher
' By: jgitfgoh
'
'This code is copyrighted and has' limited warranties.Please see http://www.Planet-Source-Code.com/vb/scripts/ShowCode.asp?txtCodeId=6930&lngWId=4'for details.'**************************************

'Declare and define a class using the Class statement:
Class cls
	'Private variable to store data:
	Private m_Prop1
	
	'Propety Prop1:
	'Peoperty Let executes when setting the property
	Public Property Let Prop1(ByVal newVal)
		m_Prop1 = newVal
	End Property
	
	'Property Get executes when reading it
	Public Property Get Prop1()
		Prop1 = m_Prop1
	End Property
	
	'If the type of the property was class type (and not primitive type) we'd use Property Set instead of Property Get. 
Property Let souldn't change.
	
	'Property Prop2:
	'Just a public memeber
	'Can't do range-check, or execute code of any kind
	Public Prop2
	
	'Declare and define methods just as you'd write normal functions:'Method F
	Sub foo(msg)
		MsgBox msg
	End Sub
'End the Class statement
End Class
Sub Main()
	'make o a "New cls", like in VB5/6
	Dim o
	Set o = New cls
	
	'Call a method
	o.foo "my message!"
	
	o.Prop1 = "hello"
	o.Prop2 = "world"
	MsgBox o.Prop1 & " " & o.Prop2 & "!"
End Sub
Main


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10/4/2001 5:56:38 AMAlex Karpman

B.S.D
plz vote for me, also i'm planning a vbs to exe compiler...i need to know that ppl realy need a prog like this
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10/5/2001 4:50:54 AMBenedikt Hübschen

I already made a VBS Compiler.. i submit it next days, so you can make it better ;)
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10/5/2001 4:59:06 AMAlex Karpman

B.S.D

1. 10x for ur interest
2. mine will be better(lol), believe me
3. how do u compile vbs code into exe?
4. what support of clsses is ur compiler gives?
5. what kind of error checking does ur compiler gives?

(i'm not realy that eregant...)
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7/20/2005 8:10:15 PMJosé Ignacio Fernández

Just what i need. Simple!
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