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rhnavc
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Hi to all,
I'm just looking at the C/AL code in a table which looks like this:
If Fieldname = ValueXY then begin
if Fieldname[2] = ValueYY then
do something...
Can anyone please tell me what the "Somefield[2]" represents? I know that this type of coding represents an Array of a variable but in this case there is no variable involved and it's really the name of the field.
Anyone?
I'm just looking at the C/AL code in a table which looks like this:
If Fieldname = ValueXY then begin
if Fieldname[2] = ValueYY then
do something...
Can anyone please tell me what the "Somefield[2]" represents? I know that this type of coding represents an Array of a variable but in this case there is no variable involved and it's really the name of the field.
Anyone?
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Answers
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Mostly in such cases it is a record or field variable. And such form is used as array of record or field value variable.
Before you do insert/modify to table all data is stored in memory.
I am sure it is not a good way of programming.Nav Upgrades and DEV outsourcing
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navisionupgrade.com0 -
Hi,
a string can be interpreted as an array of chars. So Fieldname[2] is the second letter in the string.
Hope it helps.
Thomas0 -
Just found it out for myself. Obviously its a pointer/index for the character position in the field. 10+ years in NAV - never new that...
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Thanks both of you for your replies - I agree with the "not a good way of programming"0
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