Script Extensions and Scope

Thanks for the help, Robert!  This is definitely the fix.  But I can't quite wrap my brain around this.  I keep trying to impose standard class/object syntax to this, which is not quite what we're doing.  Plus, the VBScript is hard for me to keep track of.  I understand that we are manipulating the TestComplete interface to a generic class that we can customize.



According to your code snippet, global.ChangeExcelState() would call the global.Excel methods, right?  And then I would write a global.Excel.Cells() method, right?



Ok, I'll start with the Description file.  This is what I have:

<Script Name="_global_methods.js" InitRoutine="Initialize">

    <RuntimeObject Name="global">

        <Method Name = "excel_state" Routine = "excel">

            <Description>

                Generic method to open and close Excel.

            </Description>

        </Method>

        <Property Name="excel" Routine="excel" GetRoutine="get" SetRoutine"set">

            excel property description.

        </Property>

        <Description>

            Generic global class for methods used by all projects.

        </Description>

    </RuntimeObject>           

</Script>



I guess what's confusing me is that you would normally instantiate an object of the class, which makes it easy to identify what to manipulate.  What is the TestComplete/JScript equivalent to this?