Oops, the linefeed in the an_read_init() declaration was inserted by my mail
program. In my modules it's all in one line.
Regards,
Sascha
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Wildner
Gesendet: Freitag, 6. Juli 2001 15:57
An: Foxboro DCS Mail List
Betreff: AIMAPI via Visual Basic for Applications
Dear Folks,
I'm trying to access AIMAPI functions via Visual Basic for Applications with
mixed success. Everything works fine when I call functions with no
arguments. Take a module with the following declarations:
----------8<----------
Option Compare Database
Option Explicit
Public Declare Function an_print_err Lib "aimapi" () As Integer
Public Declare Function an_read_init Lib "aimapi" (ByVal initfile As String)
As Integer
---------->8----------
When I call an_print_err() it returns 0 (like it should). It seems to find
the library and the return value is also 0 if I set it to some nonzero value
first. BUT...I have not yet been able to call an_read_init() (or any other
function with arguments). When I test an_read_init() I always get a VBA run
time error 49 indicating that I used a wrong DLL calling convention (rough
translation of the error text). I suppose that there is something wrong
with my parameter declaration.
BUT WHAT???
For testing I used the following statements:
Dim reterr As Integer
reterr = an_print_err()
reterr = an_read_init("an_init.cfg")
Regards,
Sascha Wildner
erpicon Software Development GmbH
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