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[doudou]

TLBAutoEnum is an extension UDF for TLIDirect.au3. It allows to use constants defined in COM type libraries as if they were declared in your script.

Little example:

#include "TLBAutoEnum.au3"
_AutoItObject_Startup()

Dim $objFSO = ObjCreate("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
; here constants are imported and declared
_TLBAutoEnum_ImportRelated($objFSO)
; here we use them just like native
Dim $objFile = $objFSO.OpenTextFile(@ScriptFullPath, $IOMode.ForReading, False, $Tristate.TristateUseDefault)
; do something with the file
;...
$objFile.Close()

This UDF offers also possibility to import constants by name, import using multiple type libraries identified by path or GUID - for examples s. attached Usg_TLBAutoEnum.au3.

Requirements

• AutoItObject
• TLIDirect.au3

Attached Files

•  TLBAutoEnum.au3   11.56K   174 downloads
•  Usg_TLBAutoEnum.au3   5.07K   189 downloads

Edited by doudou, 05 August 2010 - 06:05 PM.

[ValeryVal]

It allows to use constants defined in COM type libraries as if they were declared in your script.

Nice.

Maybe it would be better to open existing file by this line:

Dim $objFile = $objFSO.OpenTextFile("TLBAutoEnum.au3", $IOMode.ForReading, False, $Tristate.TristateUseDefault)

Thank you.

[doudou]

Maybe it would be better to open existing file by this line:

Dim $objFile = $objFSO.OpenTextFile("TLBAutoEnum.au3", $IOMode.ForReading, False, $Tristate.TristateUseDefault)

Thx, valid point, I keep forgetting that people could try to run the sample unchanged. I better take @ScriptFullPath though.