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Revision 5 (Per Amundsen, 06/29/2016 07:19 PM) → Revision 6/7 (Per Amundsen, 12/14/2019 10:02 AM)
_Added in 1.9.4_ *$com(name|N)* Returns name if connection is open, or name of Nth connection. N = 0 returns number of open connections. *Parameters* name|N - The connection name or the Nth connection. *Properties* .progid - The object name. .result - The value returned by the COM object member after the call .error - The error code if any. .errortext - The error text if any. .argerr - *TODO* TODO .dispatch - [[$true]] if this is a dispatch pointer. .unknown - [[$true]] if this is a unknown pointer. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- *$com(name, &bvar)* Returns connection information for the connection and puts it into &bvar. *Parameters* name|- The connection name. &bvar - The &bvar to write to. *Properties* .progid - The object name. .result - The value returned by the COM object member after the call .error - The error code if any. .errortext - The error text if any. .argerr - *TODO* TODO .dispatch - [[$true]] if this is a dispatch pointer. .unknown - [[$true]] if this is a unknown pointer. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- *$com(name/N,varname)* Returns value of the specified variable name. *Parameters* name/N - The connection name or the Nth connection. varname - Name of the referenced variable. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- *$com(name,member,method,type1,value1,...,typeN,valueN)* This calls a member of an open COM connection with the specified method and parameters. Returns: 1 = ok, 0 = fail. *Parameters* name - Connection name. member - Member name. method - Combination of the following values added together: <pre> 1 = DISPATCH_METHOD 2 = DISPATCH_PROPERTYGET 4 = DISPATCH_PROPERTYPUT 8 = DISPATCH_PROPERTYPUTREF </pre> type - The variable type, can be: i1, i2, i4, ui1, ui2, ui4, int, uint, r4, r8, cy, date, decimal, bool, bstr, variant, dispatch, unknown, error. <pre> VB equivalents are: boolean, byte, currency, date, double, integer, long, single, string, variant. To make a variable by reference, use * in the type name, eg. i1* To assign a name to a variable for later reference after a call, append it to the type, eg. i1* varname When using a variant you must also specify the variable type after it, eg. variant bool. </pre> value - The value assigned to the variable type.