Since I'm seeing lots of questions like "how can I do FOO in Excel/Word/. Most of what was said in the previous article about translating VBA to VBScript applies to PowerShell as well, but there are some additional things to take care of due to the syntactical differences between PowerShell and the VB dialects. Microsoft Office applications can be controlled from PowerShell in the same way they can be controlled from VBScript. Unfortunately dynamic arrays aren't quite as simple. Define Dim var(4) and you have an array variable var with 5 elements (indexes 0 through 4). Fixed size arrays are rather straightforward.
VBScript arrays can be created with fixed or dynamic size. Thus I ended up writing my own VBScript documentation generator. However, doxygen does a lot of things I don't actually need, and I didn't manage to make it do some of the things I do need. I also tried doxygen by adapting Basti Grembowietz' Visual Basic doxygen filter. I tried VBDOX, but didn't find usability or results too convincing. However, unlike Perl, Python, Java, or several other languages, VBScript doesn't have a feature or tool that supports this. VBSdoc - A VBScript API Documentation GeneratorĪPI documentation is nice, and being able to generate it from the code is even nicer.
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