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Curious use of ByVal keyword in VBA event
I have a WithEvents combo object in a class and I'm using its KeyPress
events. Here is the line VBA inserted into my code: Private Sub m_oCombo_KeyPress(ByVal KeyAscii As MSForms.ReturnInteger) The KeyAscii variable is actually being passed by reference, of course, otherwise I wouldn't be able to suppress certain characters. So why the ByVal keyword? It confused me for a while this morning. Is it this something to do with ByVal being overloaded e.g. for use in the Declare keyword? |
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