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Using Type as a parameter
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04/10/2001 16:22:03
 
 
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Forum:
Visual Basic
Category:
Coding, syntax & commands
Title:
Using Type as a parameter
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
00564492
Message ID:
00564492
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I want to use a type as a parameter in a dll function. I have scoured the MSDN and I have tried it several ways. I have made the function private, I have declared the type in a public object module...
*** In the dll I want to be able to do something like this:

Public type tLocal ' or Private
  name as string
  x as integer
  y as integer
end type

Public function GetLocation(byref LX as tLocal) ' or Private
    LX.Name = "Zone Two"
    LX.x = 12
    LX.y = 55
End Function

*** in the app I want to do somthing like:

' not sure if this needs to go here
Public type tLocal ' or Private
  name as string
  x as integer
  y as integer
end type


private sub foo
    dim MyType as tLocal
    set ox = mydllproj.mydllclass
    
    ox.GetLocation MyType

    debug.print MyType.Name
    debug.print MyType.x
    debug.print MyType.y

end sub
Thanks in Advance.
~Joe Johnston USA

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