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ExeScript Host Object Model

The illustration that follows represents the ExeScript Host Object Model hierarchy.

The ExeScript Host Object Model hierarchy

The table contains ExeScript Host objects and typical tasks related to them.

Object What you can do with this object.
Wscript
  • Set and retrieve command line arguments.
  • Determine the name of the script file.
  • Determine the name of the exe file.
  • Determine the host file name (wscript.exe or cscript.exe).
  • Determine the host version information.
  • Create and Get COM objects.
  • Stop a script's execution programmatically.
  • Output information to the default output device (for example, a dialog box or the command line).
WshArguments Access the entire set of command-line arguments.
WshNamed Access the set of named command-line arguments.
WshUnnamed Access the set of unnamed command-line arguments.

See also:

ExeScript Host
Using ExeScript Host
ExeScript Host Language

 

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