VBScript » Statements » PropertyLet
Version: 5.0
- Syntax:
- Property Let ... End Property
The Property Let statement block allows you to perform a
procedure that assigns the value of a property.
The Property Let statement block can only be used inside a
Class statement block and cannot be used inside of any other
procedure. There are two other related statements that also can only be
used within a Class block, Property Get and Property
Set that, respectively, permit you to return the value of a
property and to set a reference to an object.
The Property Let statement allows you to declare the name of
the procedure, to accept and change the values of optional arguments,
and to perform a series of statements that ultimately assign the value
of the property.
There is one mandatory argument. You must give the name of a variable
to which the value is to be assigned. This same name must also appear
on the right side of the calling expression. (i.e., the name
"VariableName" is used in the syntax example.)
By default, the Property Let procedure is Public, but
you can declare it to be Private. You can use the optional
Exit Property statement to immediately exit the from inside the
Property Let procedure.
The End Property is required.
Syntax:
[ Public | Private ] Property Let ProcedureName (
[arguments, ..., ...] VariableName )
Rem You may place code here
[ Exit Property ]
Rem You may place code here
End Property
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