Insert A Variable in multiple objects

vijay_g

hi experts,
is it possible that i want to insert a variable into multiple objects(Table,Form etc..).
by set of lines code or property.



thanx in advance,

Vijay Kumar Gupta

Belias

vijay_g wrote:

hi experts,
is it possible that i want to insert a variable into multiple objects(Table,Form etc..).
by set of lines code or property.



thanx in advance,

Vijay Kumar Gupta

Personally, i haven't understood you at all :-k
Can you explain it better please?

kine

What does it means "insert a variable into multiple objects"??? What purpose it will have, if there will be no code using this variable?

matttrax

Sounds like you want to edit multiple objects with the click of a button...so the answer is a definite no. If you mean something else, though, do let us know.

vijay_g

matttrax wrote:

Sounds like you want to edit multiple objects with the click of a button...so the answer is a definite no. If you mean something else, though, do let us know.

means of it,
i want to insert a variable in two or more form to a object ,like item card,item list etc...,so how can i do this.

Belias

i really do not understand this

i want to insert a variable in two or more form to a object

if you want to add globals to objects (like mattrax said), you can't do it automatically; you have to copy-paste them from one object to another

vijay_g

vijay_g wrote:

hi experts,
is it possible that i want to insert a variable into multiple objects(Table,Form etc..).
by set of lines code or property.



thanx in advance,

Vijay Kumar Gupta

thanx Mr. Belias,
yes it was my means ,actually i want to insert a global variable in more then one object at a time i think it's not possible. so i will have to do copy paste.

matttrax

Each object in NAV is independent of every other object in NAV. They may have things in common, use similar variables, and even talk to each other, but they exist independently of the other. If you're not familiar with it I would read up on encapsulation. NAV may not be written in an Object Oriented language but you can still apply some of the same principles.