Use PSL.GetLangCode to convert the internal language ID into different string formats.

My Basic knowledge is *very* old and ... basic. All I came up with is this, which gives me 10094 ActiveX Automation: Object variable is 'Nothing'.

   ' Make filename "test_<langcode>.tba/tbu" 
    Dim PSL As PassoloApp
    Dim filename As String
    filename = "F:\jenkins\jobs\l10n-infrasign-b8\workspace\INFRASIGN_L10N_" &  PSL.GetLangCode(lang.LangID, pslCode639_1)

Could someone help me out here?

TIA, Franz-Josef

Edit: Deleted the Dim PSL and everything works as expected!

It is always difficult to analyze the source code of other developers here in the forum, especially if it is only available in snippets. It seems that lang.LangID is not properly defined in the invisible code above. And yes, when you pass Nothing instead of a valid integer, you will get this error. Ensure that lang is a valid object.

It is always difficult to analyze the source code of other developers here in the forum, especially if it is only available in snippets. It seems that lang.LangID is not properly defined in the invisible code above. And yes, when you pass Nothing instead of a valid integer, you will get this error. Ensure that lang is a valid object.

' Make filename "test_<langcode>.tba/tbu" 
 Dim PSL As PassoloApp
 Dim filename As String
 filename = "F:\jenkins\jobs\l10n-infrasign-b8\workspace\INFRASIGN_L10N_" &  PSL.GetLangCode(lang.LangID, pslCode639_1)

Topic can be closed: I only had to remove the red highlighted line with the unnecessary definition. W/o this line the code works OK and generates "en" instead of "enu" etc.