stdVBA VS VBA-Project-Information

Otherwise this library poses as an example of how to use stdVBA libraries. Libraries used in this project: stdEnumerator, stdArray, stdCallback, stdCOM, stdICallable, stdLambda, stdRegex.

If you want a solution though see stdSettings. There are both system and user settings. Users are bound by their domain, so should work across organisations :)

Aha motivations for stdVBA which is a library I made. It resolves some of these points in some ways. E.G. stdLambda acts as a Lambda syntax for VBA. stdCallback allows you to ripe the benefits of first class functions, without those functions existing.

my own stdVBA and some examples at stdVBA-UI

There're numerous unit testors out there already. I do find it interesting as to why many prefer this result.equalTo(3) compared to result = 3. My own is a single class and goes down the Test.Assert message, x=y route. As a result most of my tests look like:

For sharepoint you need to use SOAP. I've got a small example here

At that point, I decided to try the fabulous stdLambda tool, developed by u/sancarn. I found that stdLambda correctly evaluated all the corner cases that made Volpi's class fail. This fact excited me, so I decided to measure the time it took to evaluate an expression with variables, noticing that the u/sancarn library was quite efficient. At that point, I started to measure the performance by evaluating functions like sin, cos, tan, abs, the results seemed strange to me when I noticed that the performance was almost 50 times lower when compared to the results obtained when measuring the performance by evaluating expressions without calls to built-in functions.

Here the explanation by the library owner:

If you want to do something really useful, you can contribute to one of the many amazing libraries around like stdVBA (you can see the backlog here), CSV Interface or VBCorLib

I understand that VBA may be intended to help with spreadsheet handling at its birth(probably) but everything you mentioned is quite right because I am in the middle of developing a choropleth map in Excel using msoFreeForm shapes and another project which walks through VBA code modules to provide insight into VBProject with code obfuscation and visual codeflow diagrams, I got myself overwhelmed time and again and had to restart from scratch a number of times already. But with each iteration came, the need to compartmentalize/modularize, as I began to understand the need to improve my coding style or else.

Hi, sancarn, just greeting! We talked about your VBA shape Events class some time ago, I was working on a shape map project back then. I hope you will probably remember me once you see the image of the map. Still haven't finished it yet as I was side-tracked to another project which walks through VBA project code modules.