There are 4 different commands you can run using MMBDLL, those are the
following:
- Path:
This command sets the path in which the dll file is located and
its name, in other words, where it is inside your computer. If you are
using WinAPI there is not need to include the path, just the name of
the dll.
Path$
= 'C:\mydll.dll'
PluginSet("PlugIn","Path$")
PluginRun("PlugIn","Path")
- Functions:
This determines the function of the dll that is going to be called
by the plug-in.
Functions$
= 'MyDLLFunction'
PluginSet("PlugIn","Functions$")
PluginRun("PlugIn","Functions")
- Parameters:
This sends the parameters you choose from MMB to the DLL and then
call the function. You can send any type of variable to the DLL. Each
parameter is separated by a | and if you do not want to send any paramters
simply set the variable to ''.
Parameters$
= '0| Test Message | Test Title'
PluginSet("PlugIn","Parameters$")
PluginRun("PlugIn","Parameters")
- Registration:
Use this to register MMBDLL and get rid of those nasty nag screens.
Reg$
= 'PutRegCodeHere'
PluginSet("PlugIn","Reg$")
PluginRun("PlugIn","Registration")
- Once you have called the DLL it may send you some results. To view
these results all you have to do is run PluginGet. The results are always
sent as Strings and if there is no results it will return "No Results".
PluginGet("PlugIn","Result$")
Message("The
DLL sent these results","Result$")
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