> I will use either call 4d method or execute in 4d when I need to execute a
> 4D method.
I didn't read your previous message correctly. If you just need to call a 4D
method, call it directly the same way you would in 4D. There is no need to use
either 'call 4d method' or 'execute in 4d'. Just do something like this:
$text := MyMethodIn4D($foo; "bar"; 7)
If you want to call 4D commands that are not supported by Active4D, use
'execute in 4d':
$value := 100
$currency := "Euro"
$targetCurrency := "French Franc"
$value := execute in 4d("return(Euro converter({0}; {1}; {2}))" %% ($value;
$currency; $targetCurrency); *)
If you need to dynamically execute an entire block of text, use execute and
return() to get a value back. This works for me:
code := """$value := 100
$currency := "Euro"
$targetCurrency := "French Franc"
$value := execute in 4d("return(Euro converter({0}; {1}; {2}))" %% ($value;
$currency; $targetCurrency); *)
return ($value)"""
$converted := execute($code)
write($converted)
Kind regards,
Aparajita
www.aparajitaworld.com
"If you dare to fail, you are bound to succeed."
- Sri Chinmoy | www.srichinmoy.org
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