Passing arguments to the script

Hello

I have created a dialog box load the files in the folder and when I click the button I run another script of command StartScript (...)

How can I pass arguments to the script (the paths of files)?

Thank you

Hey OzShimon,

As long as you use a tiara predefined global variables (T1, T2,...)  you'd be fine. You can also define user variables (.) SAV files) or even to declare your own global variables with: call GlobalDim ("Myname").

These variables are not re-initialized until you restart the script engine. So just change 'obj' for T1 your test should work

' Dim obj

Void Button1_EventClick (ByRef This)

T1 = "Hello World".

Call ScriptStart("C:\Users\Oz\Desktop\test.vbs")

End Sub

* the script code (test.vbs):

Call MsgBox (T1)

Kind regards

Javier

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