Defining DLL Functions global

Hi Andreas,





It is quite odd that Alexei's suggestion does not work. Here is what I tried and this worked for me:

//USEUNIT Unit2  





function Main()

{

  defineKernel32Lib();

  Unit2Test();

  Log.Message(Project.Variables.kernel32Lib.GetTickCount());

}

function Unit2Test()

{

  Log.Message(Project.Variables.kernel32Lib.GetTickCount());

}





function defineKernel32Lib()

{

  if (null == Project.Variables.kernel32Lib) {

    var Def_Environment = DLL.DefineEnvironment(true);

    var Def_DLL = Def_Environment.DefineDLL("kernel32");

    Def_DLL.DefineProc("GetTickCount", vt_i4);

    Project.Variables.kernel32Lib = Def_Environment.Load("kernel32");

  }

}

kernel32Lib is a temporary project variable of the Object type. The main idea is to declare all needed functions, load a library, put a library reference to a project variable and use this variable in any places where needed.