Variable in VBA7

nd0911

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Hello,

I share a lot of generic code between my projects I load a module and it "speaks" immediately with other modules, enum's and type's...

sometimes some specific module/enum/type is not on the workbook and I need to comment out a lots of line of code, so I thought to use some kind of public const as a "swich - On/Off" with VBA7, but its not working...


I want to do somthing like that, any idea ?

Code:
Public Const IsTechniqueOne As Boolean = True


Sub TestSub()


[URL="https://www.mrexcel.com/forum/usertag.php?do=list&action=hash&hash=If"]#If[/URL]  IsTechniqueOne Then
    'do somthing with module a, b and c
    'module x,y,z is not on the workbook
    
    'use Enum and type - d,e,f
    'enum and type - g,h,i is not on the workbook
[URL="https://www.mrexcel.com/forum/usertag.php?do=list&action=hash&hash=Else"]#Else[/URL] 
    'do somthing with module x, y and z
    'module a,b,c is not on the workbook


    'use Enum and type - g,h,i
    'enum and type - d,e,f is not on the workbook
[URL="https://www.mrexcel.com/forum/usertag.php?do=list&action=hash&hash=End"]#End[/URL]  If


End Sub
 
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Re: Variabl in VBA7

You set conditional compilation arguments (which is what IsTechniqueOne is) in the VBA project properties, not by declaring constants in the code.
 
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Re: Variabl in VBA7

Didn't know it was possible, although I prefer i could write some code like that:

Code:
[URL="https://www.mrexcel.com/forum/usertag.php?do=list&action=hash&hash=publice"]#publice[/URL]  const IsBlaBala as boolean = True

Thank you !!
 
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Re: Variabl in VBA7

You could declare compilation constant directives in code as well

Code:
#Const [COLOR=#333333]IsTechniqueOne=True[/COLOR]

But I dn't think this would achieve what you want.

One possible workaround I can think of is to split the codes into two different routines (A and B) and then have a third routine that checks if the module exists in vbaproject and act accordingly .. something like this:
Code:
Function IsModule(ByVal ModuleName) As Boolean

    Dim oVbComp As Object
    
    On Error Resume Next
    Set oVbComp = Application.VBE.ActiveVBProject.VBComponents(ModuleName)
    IsModule = Not oVbComp Is Nothing

End Function


Sub Test()

    If IsModule("module1") Then
        Call A
    Else
        Call B
    End If

End Sub

The above steps should stop the compiler complaining.

Note that you will first need to allow access to the vbproject via the macro security menu.
 
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Re: Variabl in VBA7

Thanks Jaafar. I confess I had completely forgotten about the #Const directive.
 
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