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GetVariable Method
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Applies To
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AdvancedTcl Object
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Prototype
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GetVariable(Interpreter As Long, VariableName As String, VariableValue As String, Flags As Long, Reserved As Long) As Long
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Input
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The "Interpreter" parameter, which must be a valid interpreter pointer.
The "VariableName" parameter, which contains the name of the variable to query.
The "Flags" parameter, which can be any of the valid variable flags in the TCLBVariableFlags enumeration.
The "Reserved" parameter, which is reserved for future use and must be zero.
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Output
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The "VariableValue" parameter is modified to contain the value of the variable.
Initially, the "VariableValue" parameter must be NULL (vbNullString).
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Returns
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Undefined.
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COM Results
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S_OK: Success.
E_INVALIDARG: Either a NULL pointer was passed or the "Interpreter" parameter is invalid. |
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Side Effects
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None.
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Description
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This method is a wrapper around the Tcl_GetVar function.
The value of the variable is placed into the "VariableValue" parameter.
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Notes
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None.
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Example
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Private Sub Command1_Click()
Dim poTcl As TclBridge.AdvancedTcl Dim plInterpreter As Long Dim psOutput As String Set poTcl = New TclBridge.AdvancedTcl Call poTcl.CreateInterpreter(plInterpreter) Call poTcl.SetVariable(plInterpreter, "TestVariable", "test", 0&, 0&) psOutput = vbNullString Call poTcl.GetVariable(plInterpreter, "TestVariable", psOutput, 0&, 0&) Call poTcl.DeleteInterpreter(plInterpreter) Set poTcl = Nothing End Sub |