How can I reuse code by calling an LSX file?

How can I reuse code by calling an LSX file?

I need some information about creating my own LSX files. I would like to export the code and I just want to reuse that code by calling the LSX file.

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The LSX toolkit, which you can download from the Lotus Web site, contains tools and documentation that shows how to create your own LSX libraries. However, from your talk of "exporting" the code, it sounds like you want to turn your LotusScript code into an LSX. Your LSX source code would actually need to be in C or C++; LotusScript can't be compiled into an LSX. It's much easier to reuse LotusScript code by making it into a script library or an include file, since that doesn't require installation on each workstation that runs the code!

This was first published in October 2003

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