So i have a vb script that sweeps through RAP (Run advertised programs) and if the program has no last run time, but that program's full name into an array, then i have this array echo to a message box. I intialize the array to store 10 values, however to keep the message box clean i wanted to ReDim the array size once it had found all the programs (shoudn't ever be more than 3 but who knows with clients). However i can't seem to get the array to resize and it prints a message box with 10 array slots + the program it found.
Dim vprglist(10)
Dim i
Dim strBuf
Dim intIndex
Set vprograms = oUIResource.GetAvailableApplications
i = 0
For Each vprogram In vprograms
If vprogram.LastRunTime = "" Then
vprglist(i) = vprogram.FullName
i = i + 1
End If
Next
ReDim Preserve vprglist(i)
If vprglist <> Null Then
For intIndex = LBound(vprglist) To UBound(vprglist)
strBuf = strBuf & " - " & vprglist(intIndex) & vbLf
Next
vmsgbox = MsgBox("Do you want to Install(Yes) or Defer(No) the follow software: " & vbLf & strBuf,64+4)
Select Case vmsgbox
You can't re-dimension a fixed-size array (Dim vprglist(10)
). If you want a dynamic array, define a "normal" variable and assign an empty array to it:
Dim vprglist : vprglist = Array()
or define it directly with ReDim
:
ReDim vprglist(-1)
Then you can re-dimension the array like this:
If vprogram.LastRunTime = "" Then
ReDim Preserve vprglist(UBound(vprglist)+1)
vprglist(UBound(vprglist)) = vprogram.FullName
i = i + 1
End If
ReDim Preserve
will copy all elements of the array into a new array, though, so it won't perform too well in the large scale. If performance is an issue, you'd better use the System.Collections.ArrayList
class instead:
Dim vprglist : Set vprglist = CreateObject("System.Collections.ArrayList")
...
If vprogram.LastRunTime = "" Then
vprglist.Add vprogram.FullName
i = i + 1
End If
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