Calling Routines and Variables Declared in Another Unit from GUI

Adding Script References via the GUI and Calling Items

Calling Items From Another Unit

• In JavaScript:

  • Right-click a script unit in the Project Explorer and select Import Functions from the context menu. The Import Functions dialog appears.

    Note:

    Currently, the dialog does not allow you to import variables and constants. You have to do this manually.

  • Select the units from which you want to import functions.

  • Select the functions of the unit you want to import:

    

• In Python, VBScript, DelphiScript, JScript, C#Script and C++Script:

  • Right-click a script unit in the Project Explorer and select Import Functions from the context menu. The Add Unit References dialog appears.

  • Select Add the following unit references to the unit_name unit

  • Select the check box next to the units you want to add a reference to and click OK.

    

After you perform the steps above, you can call routines and variables from the referenced unit as if they were declared in the current unit:

In some cases, you must specify the name of the referenced unit. For more information, see one of the topics below.

To learn how to call items from another unit and add script references from code written in different programming languages, see one of following topics:

• JavaScript
• Python
• VBScript
• DelphiScript
• JScript
• C#Script and C++Script