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Re: Public Variables |
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Nuller |
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7/27/1999 1:31:27 AM |
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165.247.35.151 |
As a general rule for all programmers, you should never have to do that.
Creating variables at runtime would be a very dangerous proposition. You can easily dynamically change memory allocation for a variable, however.
To answer your question, there is a way to do this, but not in the way youre thinking. You need to use a collection (not sure if this is available in VbScript). A collection associates name/value pairs in an array like structure. Here is an example:
Dim mycol as Collection
mycol.Add "name" value
Now you can refer to that variable like this:
mycol("name")
Thats returns the value.
You should check my syntax... but that works in Visual Basic and VBA. Not sure about VbScript. |
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