I'm trying to return a dictionary from a function. I believe the function is working correctly, but I'm not sure how to utilize the returned dictionary.
我正在尝试从函数中返回一个字典。我相信该功能正常,但我不知道如何利用返回的字典。
Here is the relevant part of my function:
这是我的功能的相关部分:
Function GetSomeStuff()
'
' Get a recordset...
'
Dim stuff
Set stuff = CreateObject("Scripting.Dictionary")
rs.MoveFirst
Do Until rs.EOF
stuff.Add rs.Fields("FieldA").Value, rs.Fields("FieldB").Value
rs.MoveNext
Loop
GetSomeStuff = stuff
End Function
How do I call this function and use the returned dictionary?
如何调用此函数并使用返回的字典?
EDIT: I've tried this:
编辑:我试过这个:
Dim someStuff
someStuff = GetSomeStuff
and
Dim someStuff
Set someStuff = GetSomeStuff
When I try to access someStuff, I get an error:
当我尝试访问someStuff时,出现错误:
Microsoft VBScript runtime error: Object required: 'GetSomeStuff'
EDIT 2: Trying this in the function:
编辑2:在函数中尝试这个:
Set GetSomeStuff = stuff
Results in this error:
导致此错误:
Microsoft VBScript runtime error: Wrong number of arguments or invalid property assignment.
3 个解决方案
#1
22
I wasn't too sure of what was your problem, so I experimented a bit.
我不太确定你的问题是什么,所以我试验了一下。
It appears that you just missed that to assign a reference to an object, you have to use set
, even for a return value:
您似乎错过了为对象分配引用,您必须使用set,即使是返回值:
Function GetSomeStuff
Dim stuff
Set stuff = CreateObject("Scripting.Dictionary")
stuff.Add "A", "Anaconda"
stuff.Add "B", "Boa"
stuff.Add "C", "Cobra"
Set GetSomeStuff = stuff
End Function
Set d = GetSomeStuff
Wscript.Echo d.Item("A")
Wscript.Echo d.Exists("B")
items = d.Items
For i = 0 To UBound(items)
Wscript.Echo items(i)
Next
#2
4
Have you tried doing set GetSomeStuff = stuff
in the last line of the function?
你有没有尝试在函数的最后一行设置GetSomeStuff = stuff?
#3
0
Have you tried:
你有没有尝试过:
Dim returnedStuff
Set returnedStuff = GetSomeStuff()
Then "For Each" iterating over the dictionary? There's an example of using the Dictionary (albeit for VB6, the gist of it is the same though!) here.
然后“For Each”迭代字典?有一个使用字典的例子(虽然对于VB6,但它的要点是相同的!)。
#1
22
I wasn't too sure of what was your problem, so I experimented a bit.
我不太确定你的问题是什么,所以我试验了一下。
It appears that you just missed that to assign a reference to an object, you have to use set
, even for a return value:
您似乎错过了为对象分配引用,您必须使用set,即使是返回值:
Function GetSomeStuff
Dim stuff
Set stuff = CreateObject("Scripting.Dictionary")
stuff.Add "A", "Anaconda"
stuff.Add "B", "Boa"
stuff.Add "C", "Cobra"
Set GetSomeStuff = stuff
End Function
Set d = GetSomeStuff
Wscript.Echo d.Item("A")
Wscript.Echo d.Exists("B")
items = d.Items
For i = 0 To UBound(items)
Wscript.Echo items(i)
Next
#2
4
Have you tried doing set GetSomeStuff = stuff
in the last line of the function?
你有没有尝试在函数的最后一行设置GetSomeStuff = stuff?
#3
0
Have you tried:
你有没有尝试过:
Dim returnedStuff
Set returnedStuff = GetSomeStuff()
Then "For Each" iterating over the dictionary? There's an example of using the Dictionary (albeit for VB6, the gist of it is the same though!) here.
然后“For Each”迭代字典?有一个使用字典的例子(虽然对于VB6,但它的要点是相同的!)。