#Uses Comment

Syntax

'#Uses "modulepath" [Only:[Win16|Win32|Win64]] ...
-or-
'#Uses "projectpath" [Only:[Win16|Win32|Win64]] ...
-or-
'$Include: "modulepath"

Group

Declaration

Description

The Uses comment indicates that the current macro/module uses public and friend symbols from the module/project. The Only option indicates that the module/project is only loaded for that Windows platform.

Projects: A '#Uses comment in a project's module is a syntax error. The project itself contains the LoadModule statements for all the modules in the project.

Sandbox

Sandbox may restrict '#Uses.

Parameters	Description
module	Public and Friend symbols from this module are accessible. If the module name is a relative path then the path is relative to the macro/module containing the Uses comment. For example, if module "A:\B\C\D.BAS" has this uses comment: '#Uses "E.BAS" then it uses "A:\B\C\E.BAS".
project	Public symbols from this project are accessible. If the module name is a relative path then the path is relative to the macro/module containing the Uses comment. For example, if module "A:\B\C\D.BAS" has this uses comment: '#Uses "E.WBP" then it uses "A:\B\C\E.WBP".

Related Topics

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'Macro A.WWB
'#Language "WWB-COM"
'#Uses "B.BAS"
Sub Main
    Debug.Print BFunc$("Hello") '"HELLO"
End Sub
 
'Module B.BAS
'#Language "WWB-COM"
Public Function BFunc$(S$)
    BFunc$ = UCase(S$)
End Function