How to easily convert FlexSim script into a dll file?

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royjuventus29 asked Jan 28, '24 Phil BoBo edited Jan 29, '24

How to easily convert FlexSim script into a dll file?

I know there is a post to talk about this (in 2016). I tried to download the DLL Maker, but it is very old. I have used some recently-added FlexSim scripts in the 2024 version and I would like to easily convert them into a DLL file and call them in a self-defined button. I find some FlexSim scripts (for example XML.Document) are not supported in the DLL Maker. Is there a solution for this?

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FlexSim 24.0.1

dll maker flexsim script

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Arun Kr commented · Jan 29 at 06:47 AM

Have you gone through this post?

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royjuventus29 Arun Kr commented · Jan 29 at 10:56 AM

Yes, I have read it. Could you tell me how to achieve the XML.Document and Object.Create("xxx") in the dllmaker compiler?

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Phil BoBo ♦♦ royjuventus29 commented · Jan 29 at 05:34 PM

To create objects using the DLL Maker, use createinstance() to create instances of library classes or createcopy() to create copies of instances.

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Answer 1 · 2024-01-29T17:30:31Z

Phil BoBo answered Jan 29, '24 Phil BoBo edited Jan 29, '24

XML.Document is a FlexScript class. It isn't accessible in C++. See The Objcet class type is not available in Dll-Maker. - FlexSim Community

If you want to read/write xml from the DLL Maker, use a C++ library, such as tinyxml2. Using C++ libraries is the purpose of using the DLL Maker. If you want to use FlexScript, then just use it directly; you don't need to put such code into a DLL. Create a user command or a node function if you want to call FlexScript functions from other functions.

If you want to access FlexSim C++ classes rather than the basic functions in the DLL Maker, then you need to use the Module SDK.

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