Returns the number of members in an object.
Arguments
- object
A WshArguments, WshEnvironment, WshNamed, WshSpecialFolders, or WshUnnamed object, or the WScriptArguments property.
Remarks
Example (WshNamed)
The following example demonstrates the Count method using the WshNamed object. Begin by typing the following text at the Command Prompt.
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myScript.vbs /c:"WSH is a wonderful thing" /s:"scripts are wonderful" |
Next, add the following VBScript code.
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For i = 0 to WScript.Arguments.Count-1
WScript.Echo WScript.Arguments.Named(i)
next i |
Following is the result.
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WSH is a wonderful thing
scripts are wonderful |
Example (WshUnnamed)
The following example demonstrates the Count method using the WshUnnamed object. Begin by typing the following text at the command line.
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myscript.vbs "WSH is a wonderful thing" "scripts are wonderful" |
Next, add the following VBScript code.
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For i = 0 to WScript.Arguments.Count-1
WScript.Echo WScript.Arguments.Unnamed(i)
next i |
Following is the result.
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WSH is a wonderful thing
scripts are wonderful |
See Also