Tom
Fri Nov 10 09:56:47 CST 2006
The desire to have the scripts share a common data space was not
mentioned in your OP.
This can be done, but it gets a bit involved. I've not done it myself,
but have read about one technique using a hidden instance of the
InternetExplorer object as the intermediary. It's been around for a
while, but you can find it by searching the .scripting.* groups (google
groups) for IEpipe.
HTH
Tom Lavedas
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Manfred Senn wrote:
> Hi Tom,
>
> it fullfills some desires, but there is no way to use already established
> instances of objects from the masterscript in the slavescript too.
> For example if you launch Internet Explorer from the master script, and you
> want to do some actions with it in the slave script, this is not possible,
> because the second script knows nothing of the object instances of the
> master script.
>
> Manfred
>
> "Tom Lavedas" <tglbatch@cox.net> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
> news:1162907890.867010.49790@i42g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> >I assume from the description you mean 'asynchronously'. If you this
> > can be done from one script by relaunching the script from itself. A
> > command line argument is the easiest way to signal the reentry to the
> > second instance of the script, something like this ...
> >
> > '
> > ' Any code to be run by BOTH scripts, such as shared
> > ' subroutines and functions can be put here
> > '
> > if wsh.arguments.count = 0 Then
> > ' Launch the second instance of the script
> > sCmd = """" & wsh.scriptfullname & """ 2ndTime" _
>
> ' Why so complicated?
> sCmd = wsh.ScriptName & " 2ndTime" does it too
>
> > With CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")
> > nRes = .Run(sCmd, 0, False)
> > End With
> > ' test success of second script launch (optional)
> > '-------- Code unique to first script goes here --------
> >
> > ' ---------------- End of first script -----------------
> > Else
> > ' ----- Code unique to second script goes here ---------
> >
> > ' --------------- End of second script -----------------
> > End if
> > '
> > ' Any code to be run by BOTH scripts, such as shared
> > ' subroutines and functions can be put here
> > '
> > ' ---------------- end ---------------
> >
> > Tom Lavedas
> > =============
> >
http://members.cox.net/tglbatch/wsh
> >
> > Manfred Senn wrote:
> >> Hi,
> >>
> >> Is it possible to execute parts of a script synchron, so as if two or
> >> more
> >> scripts run parallel, but in one script, not in different scripts how you
> >> can do it with shell.run.
> >>
> >> Manfred
> >