AddVBAReference Method (Terminal)

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Adds a reference to a session file that contains macros you want to share with the current session to the VBA References settings. After you add the reference, the macros in that file are available to the current session. When you save your session, the macros are saved in your current session document file and updated each time you reopen your session.

Syntax

Visual Basic (Declaration)

expression.AddVBAReference( _
   ByVal sessionPath As String _
)

where expression is a variable that represents a Terminal Object

Parameters

sessionPath: The fully qualified file name of the session document file that contains the macros you want to share.

Remarks

Before you add a reference to a session document file, make sure that the file is in a trusted location. Session document files cannot be accessed unless they are in trusted locations.

Make sure the projects in the files you reference have unique project names. Each project name in the VBA editor must be unique to avoid errors caused by naming conflicts.

Example

This sample adds a reference to a session document file that contains macros and prints a list of all the referenced session documents. Then it removes the reference to the file and prints the list again.

Visual Basic

Sub AddAndRemoveVBAReference()
    
    Dim listOfSessionFiles() As String
    
    ThisTerminal.AddVBAReference ("\\myServer\shared\myDemoSession.rdox")
     
    listOfSessionFiles = ThisTerminal.GetVBAReferences()
    Debug.Print "After adding to list"
    For Each Item In listOfSessionFiles
        Debug.Print Item
    Next
    
    ThisTerminal.RemoveVBAReference ("\\myServer\shared\myDemoSession.rdox")
    
    listOfSessionFiles = ThisTerminal.GetVBAReferences()
    Debug.Print "After removing from list"
    For Each Item In listOfSessionFiles
        Debug.Print Item
    Next
End Sub

Reference

Terminal Object
Terminal Members

Concepts

Sharing and Referencing Macros

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