Ravi

• Feb 20th, 2007

 

Add your library path which has all your VBScript files or functions to
tools-->options-->folders

lib_path = PathFinder.Locate("filename.vbs")
Call executefile(lib_path)

Then u can call functions which are defined in the filename.vbs file. You need not to have this in Test-->Settings-->resources

Ex : Login(username,password)

Login is the function which is defined in the "filename.vbs"

Please correct me if iam wrong.

atdhdrolla

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• Mar 6th, 2007

 

we can use functions without adding them to resources:

suppose there is function as follows in a file NameTesting.vbs

Public Function Testing(Name)

MsgBox "Your name is " &Name

End Function

we want to use the function Testing in an action1

Please Execute the vb script in the desired action "action1" and then use the function

ExecuteFile "Complete path for vb script NameTesting.vbs"

'Now you can use all the functions written in the vb script

Testing "Abhishek"

If you run the test then u should get a message box alert

Your name is Abhishek

I think this should be helpful

venkat_siqes

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• Apr 19th, 2010

 

You can do like this

ExecuteFile "Path Of File"

Call FunctionName


Regards
Venkat

aditya_12

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• Apr 21st, 2010

 

You can load function library at run time using following code..

Dim qtpApp
Dim funcLib

Set qtpApp = CreateObject("QuickTest.Application")
qtpApp.Launch
qtpApp.visible = True
qtpApp.Open "c:Test1",False,False
set funcLib = qtpApp.Test.Settings.Resources.Libraries

If funcLib.Find("c:func1.vbs") <> -1 then
 funcLib.Add "c:func1.vbs",1
End If

I thinks this will help....
 
-Aditya