Class StdLibTypeLibraryByRefAttribute

Namespace

RDCore.SDK.Runtime.Abstract.StdLib

Assembly

RDCore.SDK.dll

States that the VBA type library declares a standard-library parameter by reference, though it is not a Variant (whose parameters it declares VARIANT* without being told): a call-site ByVal written for it is a compile error, Type mismatch, as MS-VBA reports it (Model.Symbols.Abstract.SymbolProperties.TypeLibraryByRef).

[AttributeUsage(AttributeTargets.Parameter)]
public sealed class StdLibTypeLibraryByRefAttribute : Attribute

Inheritance

object

Attribute

StdLibTypeLibraryByRefAttribute

Inherited Members

Attribute.Equals(object)

Attribute.GetCustomAttribute(Assembly, Type)

Attribute.GetCustomAttribute(Assembly, Type, bool)

Attribute.GetCustomAttribute(MemberInfo, Type)

Attribute.GetCustomAttribute(MemberInfo, Type, bool)

Attribute.GetCustomAttribute(Module, Type)

Attribute.GetCustomAttribute(Module, Type, bool)

Attribute.GetCustomAttribute(ParameterInfo, Type)

Attribute.GetCustomAttribute(ParameterInfo, Type, bool)

Attribute.GetCustomAttributes(Assembly)

Attribute.GetCustomAttributes(Assembly, bool)

Attribute.GetCustomAttributes(Assembly, Type)

Attribute.GetCustomAttributes(Assembly, Type, bool)

Attribute.GetCustomAttributes(MemberInfo)

Attribute.GetCustomAttributes(MemberInfo, bool)

Attribute.GetCustomAttributes(MemberInfo, Type)

Attribute.GetCustomAttributes(MemberInfo, Type, bool)

Attribute.GetCustomAttributes(Module)

Attribute.GetCustomAttributes(Module, bool)

Attribute.GetCustomAttributes(Module, Type)

Attribute.GetCustomAttributes(Module, Type, bool)

Attribute.GetCustomAttributes(ParameterInfo)

Attribute.GetCustomAttributes(ParameterInfo, bool)

Attribute.GetCustomAttributes(ParameterInfo, Type)

Attribute.GetCustomAttributes(ParameterInfo, Type, bool)

Attribute.GetHashCode()

Attribute.IsDefaultAttribute()

Attribute.IsDefined(Assembly, Type)

Attribute.IsDefined(Assembly, Type, bool)

Attribute.IsDefined(MemberInfo, Type)

Attribute.IsDefined(MemberInfo, Type, bool)

Attribute.IsDefined(Module, Type)

Attribute.IsDefined(Module, Type, bool)

Attribute.IsDefined(ParameterInfo, Type)

Attribute.IsDefined(ParameterInfo, Type, bool)

Attribute.Match(object)

Attribute.TypeId

object.Equals(object, object)

object.GetType()

object.ReferenceEquals(object, object)

object.ToString()

Remarks

It changes nothing of how the argument is passed: the parameter is the ByVal one the platform declares, and takes what it is given as it does. Which parameters are so is recorded in Excel, not read off a type library: Replace's, whatever their type - its Expression, Find and Start recorded, its others taken to be declared as they are (RD-VBAL §5.6.13.1).