Description

Script routines and object’s methods can have parameters. Using the AddParameter method, you can form the list of parameters to be passed to the routine or method. This method lets you append a new parameter value to the parameter list.

Declaration

InvokeSyntax.AddParameter(Value)

Value	[in]	Required	Variant
Result	None

Applies To

The method is applied to the following object:

InvokeSyntax

Parameters

The method has the following parameter:

Value

An expression that specifies the parameter value to be added to the call expression. Value can be any of the following:

A numeric, string, boolean or any other “simple” value.
An InvokeSyntax object that corresponds to a variable, property, routine or method expression.
A ConditionSyntax object that corresponds to a comparison or logical operation.
The Sys object, a process, window or onscreen object, or a property of any of these objects, or the result of a method execution of any of these objects. See the Remarks section for details.

Result Value

None.

Remarks

As mentioned above, the AddParameter method can accept the Sys, process, window or onscreen object or the return value of a member of any of these objects. In this case, you should keep in mind the following:

The desired object can be addressed by its fully-qualified name via the Sys object as well as by a custom name via the NameMapping or Aliases object. Note, that you can only use those custom names that are specified in the NameMapping item of the user’s active project.
The object being referenced must exist, otherwise an error will occur.

InvokeSyntax.AddParameter Method