How come CCStudio Scripting gives an error when I try to use the built-in enumerators in my script?
When you use a scripting language that supports early binding, your code can refer to the built-in enumerators provided by CCS Scripting. If you use a scripting language that supports late binding, you must define these constants in your code by looking up the enumerator values in the documentation. Perl and Visual Basic (both VB and VBA) are examples of scripting languages that support early binding (VB and VBA supports both early and late binding). Windows Script Host JScript and VBScript are examples of scripting languages that only support late binding. For more information regarding the differences between VB, VBA and VBScript, please refer to this FAQ on the MSDN Library: http://msdn.microsoft.com/isv/technology/vba/faq/default.
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