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FundamentalsANSI
(Single-byte), Multibyte and Unicode stringsFortran stringsOLE stringsBStringsString
representations in f90VBStrings
in Visual Basic and Visual Basic For ApplicationsArray
and Safe Array FundamentalsVisual
Basic (OLE/COM) Safe Arrays and Fortran Dynamic ArraysSafe
Array representations in f90VBArrays
in Visual BasicSafe
Arrays in FortranVariant
FundamentalsThe
definition of a Variant7 basic rules for
manipulating VariantsDeclaring Variants
with f90VBCreating and initializing
VariantsChecking the type
and obtaining the contents of a VariantDe-referencing chained
VariantsCopying VariantsClearing VariantsVariant arithmetic
and logical operationsPerforming OLE/COM-conforming
conversion of data typesCalling
Fortran from Visual Basic and Visual Basic for ApplicationsDeclaring
external functions and subroutines in Visual BasicPassing arguments
by value and by referencePassing Basic data
types (Integer, Boolean and Real types)Passing strings
by referencePassing strings
by valuePassing ArraysPassing VariantsCreating
Fortran Subroutines Callable From Visual BasicFortran
DLLsCalling conventionsName-manglingCompiler-specific
details regarding DLLs, calling conventions and name-manglingAbsoft
Pro FortranAdditional considerationsCompaq (Digital)
Visual FortranLahey/Fujitsu
Fortran 95Declaring
arguments in Fortran procedures callable from Visual Basic and VBAAutomation
with f90VBA
crash course in COM, OLE Automation and ActiveX technologiesUsing
f90VB to control ActiveX objectsUSE-ing
f90VB ModulesInitializing OLECreating an instance
of an objectManipulating the
object through its properties and methodsTerminating the
objectUninitializing
OLESummaryObtaining
an interface to a running Automation serverObtaining information
about errors and exceptionsOptional and named
argumentsWorking with collections
and object hierarchiesUsing f90VB to access
Visual Basic procedures from FortranHandling arguments
by referenceWorking with Events