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From: vorpal on 7 Jul 2008 01:00
this is legal:
<event name="Cycle">
<PARAMETER name="LoopCount"/>
</event>

At least, it raises no errors.

Firing the events like so:
fireEvent "Cycle"

Also suceeds, even with the parameter included as above.
This event handler sinks the event correctly:
Sub oTL_Cycle()
WScript.Echo "Cycle: " & oTL.LoopCount
End Sub

How do I get the parameter passed to the event, so I can sink it with:
Sub oTL_Cycle(LoopCount)
WScript.Echo "Cycle: " & LoopCount
End Sub

I tried this:
fireEvent "Cycle",gnLoop

Any help appreciated...
--Vorpal
From: mr_unreliable on 7 Jul 2008 12:09
vorpal wrote:
> Any help appreciated...
> --Vorpal

Vorpal, I'm not sure how to answer your direct question,
but if you read the wsc documentation, then you will find
a different way of passing back event parameters, i.e.,
by using the oEvent "Event Object" created via the
"CreateEventObject" method.

Look up the "fireEvent Method" in the "microsoft windows
script component" documentation. You can (probably) find
the documentation somewhere on the microsoft scripting
website, but I have attached a copy of that page (in html
-- hope it can be read o.k., and if not I'll just send
it in text).

cheers, jw
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