I’m trying to store an array value so that I can reuse when Sub is called more than once.
I would like to prevent from reassigning values to the array if value exist.
My code is something like this.
Dim views()
Sub runit()
For i=0 To 3
test()
Next
End Sub
Sub test()
ReDim Preserve views(0)= "test"
' - other codes that I want to run-
End Sub
I get ” Type mismatch :’choseviews'” error.
If I move “Dim views()” inside “Sub test”, I don’t get the error.
How do I declare global array in VBScript?
If it’s not possible, is there any ways to prevent reassigning array when Sub is called?
This following code does not work but you may get an idea what I’m trying to do .
Dim views()
Sub runit()
For i=0 To 3
test()
Next
End Sub
Function IsArrayDimmed(arr)
IsArrayDimmed = False
If IsArray(arr) Then
On Error Resume Next
Dim ub : ub = UBound(arr)
If (Err.Number = 0) And (ub >= 0) Then IsArrayDimmed = True
End If
End Function
Sub test()
If IsArrayDimmed(views) Then
Else
ReDim Preserve views(0)= "test"
End If
' - other codes that I want to run-
End Sub
Thank you for your help.
If I understand correctly, it seems like you want to declare a global array variable, and then add items to that array, without being limited to a static number of elements. In other words, you need to dynamically increase the size of the array by re-allocating it.
The global declaration is correct and belongs where you have it:
What you wrote here is incorrect syntax, you cannot assign a value and ReDim at the same time.:
Additionally, that would ReDim the array to size 0, which is the opposite of what you want.
If you wish to “push” values on that array you should use a function like this which handles the redim to increase the size of the array before adding the value to the tail of the array:
Use it like this: