autoit and .vbs

[Zithen]

can u add vbs into a autoit script or can you only add autoit to a vbs script?

basicly have a vbs script and want to add it to a already existing autoit script so that we dont have to keep calling the .vbs file everytime we want to run this. want to make it 1 file.

i know autoit and i dont know vbs and vis versa for him, and we cant work together on this (work reasons).

[Valuater]

one way to combine the two.. is to compile your vbs script then

in Autoit

$Program_1 = @TempDir & "\Temp.exe"
FileInstall("C:\vbs.exe", $Program_1)

; scripting

Run($Program_1)

8)

[Zithen]

thx i will give that a shot

one way to combine the two.. is to compile your vbs script then

in Autoit

$Program_1 = @TempDir & "\Temp.exe"
FileInstall("C:\vbs.exe", $Program_1)

; scripting

Run($Program_1)

8)

[ptrex]

Most VB scripts can be converted to AutoIT.

look here for the Tools to convert the VBscript

http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.ph...topic=12143&hl=

[erifash]

Try using AutoIt as a vbs script wrapper, just put the vbs code in a string in the program:

Global $oVBS
$oVBS = ObjCreate("ScriptControl")
$oVBS.language="vbscript"
$oVBS.addcode($SOME_VB_CODE_HERE)

Func _vb($param)
    Return $oVBS.run("A_FUNCTION_IN_THE_VBS_CODE", $param)
EndFunc

[ter-pierre]

erifash, excuse my poor knowledgment about, but please help me.

I have a short VBS that returns an AD object attribute, listed above:

set objUser = getobject ("LDAP://cn=tstusr,ou=TESTS,dc=test,dc=net")
wscript.echo objuser.company

How can I use your sudgestion applying this vbs?

I needs to use the output of this VBS on my AutoIT script.

Thanks

Pierre

[randallc]

Hi,

Does this old link help?

Use VBscript with AutoIt : a method, :-) Michel Claveau

Best, randall

PS see i have twice used this type of method, writing the variables within the script, in "ExcelCom.au3", link from my signature...

[ter-pierre]

Great!

Its running fine.... except to W98 workstations...

I have the vbs...

on error resume next
set objUser = getobject ("LDAP://cn=tstusr,ou=TESTS,dc=test,dc=net")
wscript.echo objuser.company

and write the follow AutoIT...

$VBS='on error resume next'
$VBS=$VBS&@CRLF&'set objUser = getobject ("LDAP://cn=tstusr,ou=TESTS,dc=test,dc=net")'
$VBS=$VBS&@CRLF&'function test()'
$VBS=$VBS&@CRLF&'TESTE=objuser.company'
$VBS=$VBS&@CRLF&'end Function'
$vbscript = ObjCreate("ScriptControl")
$vbscript.language="vbscript"
$vbscript.addcode($VBS)
$VBOUT = $vbscript.run("test")
MsgBox(0,"Test",$VBOUT)
Exit

the W98 returns an error:

$vbscript.language="vbscript"

$vbscript^ERROR

Error:Variable must be of type "Object"

Can you help?

[MSLx Fanboy]

Most likely ObjCreate is throwing an error.

Check the helpfile in case I might be wrong, but:

If $vbscript < 0 Then
    MsgBox(0, 'ObjCreate', 'Error Occured: Type' & $vbscript)
    Exit
EndIf

Edited November 28, 2005 by MSLx Fanboy

[DaleHohm]

Most likely ObjCreate is throwing an error.

Check the helpfile in case I might be wrong, but:

If $vbscript < 0 Then
    MsgBox(0, 'ObjCreate', 'Error Occured: Type' & $vbscript)
    Exit
EndIf

This is most likely. My guess to the cause is that since Win98 have V1.0 of Windows Script Host it does not have what you need. Download WSH V5.6 for Win98 from MSDN

More info on WSH here

Dale

[ter-pierre]

I update the WSH and install DSClient, and still not running, reporting the same error...

Some one can help me?