This table provides a high-level picture of how each implementation language handles output arguments and return values for commands and member functions such as object model methods or C++ API member functions.
| VBScript |
Python |
JScript |
C# |
C++ |
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| Commands |
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| (using only output arguments) |
yes |
no (but you can get the output arguments via the returned ISIVTCollection) |
no (use the XSIApplication.ExecuteCommand method to call the command) |
yes (see Calling Commands from C++) |
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| (both output arguments and return values) |
no (but there are a couple of Strategies and Workarounds) |
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| Member Functions (OM methods or C++ API functions) |
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| (using only output arguments) |
yes |
yes (see Getting Output Arguments from Methods) |
no (but you can get the output arguments via the returned ISIVTCollection) |
yes |
yes |
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| (both output arguments and return values) |
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