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Using a function from my own c++ add-in in vba.
Hi,
This is a repost of a recent message by me, but this one has a more relevant subject, so I'm hoping it will get more of a response. I have defined a function in my C++ which takes a string and returns a string. It takes a URL and returns the content of the resource. Its "REGISTER" parameters are these: static LPSTR func[][14] = { { " getURL" , " RP" , " getURL" , " URL String" , " 1", " MyAddin", " ", ... It works in worksheets flawlessly. What declaration do I need to make to make it work in vba? Many thanks in advance! Bura |
Using a function from my own c++ add-in in vba.
"Bura Tino" wrote:
I have defined a function in my C++ which takes a string and returns a string. It takes a URL and returns the content of the resource. Its "REGISTER" parameters are these: static LPSTR func[][14] = { { " getURL" , " RP" , " getURL" , " URL String" , " 1", " MyAddin", " ", .... It works in worksheets flawlessly. What declaration do I need to make to make it work in vba? Try MyVariant = Application.Run("getURL", "http://ManagedXLL.net/"). Jens. -- http://ManagedXLL.net/ Replace MSDN with my first name when replying to my email address! |
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