Ok. If your function libraries are already in your Application area, ou should see a list of Library Functions in the Available Keywords tab. If you do not see this tab you can enable it in the "View" menu.
be sure your functions are set to "Public". You should see all your functions and objects in the Available Keywords tab under Functions and Objects.
Intellesense may not be much help. The best it could do would be to list the variable you have defined on your function. VBScript is an old language and anytime you use Descriptive Programming or a variable (all variables are variants) to identify objects, it can't understand how to help you.
I found this application to be better at Intellesense but not worth the cost since it could only be used for development not for debugging or execution.
http://www.patterson-consulting.net/prod...fault.aspx
The best way to handle this issue is to clearly document your code and try to lump similar functions together. Hopefully HP will update their code someday to let us use some of the more advance processes of todays development styles.
be sure your functions are set to "Public". You should see all your functions and objects in the Available Keywords tab under Functions and Objects.
Intellesense may not be much help. The best it could do would be to list the variable you have defined on your function. VBScript is an old language and anytime you use Descriptive Programming or a variable (all variables are variants) to identify objects, it can't understand how to help you.
I found this application to be better at Intellesense but not worth the cost since it could only be used for development not for debugging or execution.
http://www.patterson-consulting.net/prod...fault.aspx
The best way to handle this issue is to clearly document your code and try to lump similar functions together. Hopefully HP will update their code someday to let us use some of the more advance processes of todays development styles.