Here's my script snippet:

Dim MyArray(16)
shChange MyArray  

Here's my shChange function declaration:

Sub shChange(ByRef MyArray() As Variant)
'change MyArray elements
End Sub

Even when I do not get a syntax error, I do not get the expected
values from my array.

What am I doing wrong?  How can I avoid syntax errors AND access the
new array elements from the vb script?

Thanks for you help.

Mark

Sub shChange(ByRef MyArray As Variant)

Best regards
Johnny Nielsen

My next step is to use the Split functio such as:  MyArray =
Split(MyString, MY_DELIMITER) from within my shared object.
Unfortunately, VB does not like that.  As a result, I get a Runtime
Error 485 with msg "Variable uses an automation type not supported in
Visual Basic".  So now this is what has me stumped.  I have a
workaround, obviously I can parse the string myself and stuff the
array, but I guess this error is more out of curiosity then anything
else.

Again, thanks for taking the time to reply and providing a solution to
my original problem.

Regards,
HawgRyder

I'm not 100% about this but I think the problem is that VB doesn't like to
use arrays with a predefined size with Split(). Try something like:

Sub Main
    Dim MyArray()
    shChange MyArray, "this;that;the other"
    MsgBox "Number of elements: " & UBound(MyArray)
End Sub

Sub shChange(MyArray, MyString)
    MyArray = Split(MyString, ";")
End Sub

This is all done from (fairly bad) memory so you may need to tidy it up a
bit.

HTH,

Tony.