IScriptDef Interface
IScriptDef is derived from IUnknown, IDispatch, and IRepositoryDispatch.
The IScriptDef interface allows the user to associate a Microsoft® ActiveX® script definition with a method without requiring the user to create an aggregation wrapper.
When to Use
Use the IScriptDef interface to:
- Define a method on an interface.
- Define a method on a base interface, overriding the base interface method.
- Define a validation rule for a property on an interface.
- Define a validation rule for a property on a base interface, overriding the base interface validation rule.
Properties
| Properties |
Description |
| Body |
The storage for the body of the script. A variable length string, not to exceed 64 KB in length. |
| Language |
The storage for the language the script is written in. Valid values are Microsoft JScript® and Microsoft Visual Basic® Scripting Edition (VBScript).
This string is a maximum of 255 characters.
|
Methods
| Method |
Description |
| ValidateScript |
Validates a script's syntax. It returns S_OK if the script can be executed; otherwise it returns a script engine specific error. |
Collections
| Collection |
Description |
| UsingClasses |
Collection of classes for which this script is used |
| UsingInterfaces |
Collection of interfaces for which this script is used |
| UsingMembers |
Collection of members for which this script is used |
See Also
Defining Script Objects
MethodDef Object