PdcApplication.RunScript - Revision history

TC at 06:14, 3 September 2015

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	This method runs a script and returns the global pdc.ParamStr value.		This method runs a script and returns the global pdc.ParamStr value.
	Specifically useful when the same logic is required in multiple user exits.<br />		Specifically useful when the same logic is required in multiple user exits.<br />
	'''Note:''' The script that is started this way should NOT contain a Form Create procedure!!		'''Note:''' The script that is started this way should NOT contain a Form Create procedure!!<br />
	'''Note:''' The scriptname is case sensitive!!		'''Note:''' The scriptname is case sensitive!!

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	Specifically useful when the same logic is required in multiple user exits.<br />		Specifically useful when the same logic is required in multiple user exits.<br />
	'''Note:''' The script that is started this way should NOT contain a Form Create procedure!!		'''Note:''' The script that is started this way should NOT contain a Form Create procedure!!
			'''Note:''' The scriptname is case sensitive!!

	'''Parameters Description'''<br />		'''Parameters Description'''<br />

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	This method runs a script and returns the global pdc.ParamStr value.		This method runs a script and returns the global pdc.ParamStr value.
	Specifically useful when the same logic is required in multiple user exits.<br />		Specifically useful when the same logic is required in multiple user exits.<br />
			'''Note:''' The script that is started this way should NOT contain a Form Create procedure!!

	'''Parameters Description'''<br />		'''Parameters Description'''<br />

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	== Declaration ==		== Declaration ==
			RunScript(ScriptName as String,ParamList as String) as String

	== Description ==		== Description ==
			Run a second script from current script

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
			This method runs a script and returns the global pdc.ParamStr value.
			Specifically useful when the same logic is required in multiple user exits.<br />

			'''Parameters Description'''<br />
			ScriptName Name of the script to start<br />
			ParamList A parameter string

	== Code example ==		== Code example ==
			This code example starts as a userexit when closing a delivery note. The activeobjectID is therefore the Delivery Note ID.
			A separate script runs using this delivery note ID as a parameter.
			Once the separate script (SelectTransport) has finished and populated the global parameter string with the cheapest transport option, this can now be used again in the original script.

			<source lang="vb">
			dim strParameters
			dim strDNID

	~~<source lang~~="vb">		strDNID = pdc.ActiveObjectID

			pdc.ParamStr = strDNID pdc.RunScript "SelectTransport", strDNID

			msgbox "For this delivery " & pdc.ParamStr & " is the cheapest option."
	</source>		</source>

	== Availability ==		== Availability ==
			Available since November 2006 (From version 3.7).

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