Hi,
to get the value back, u can use
if 1st enum value is .........this........, then
this.delete(enum2str(enumvalue));
else
this.add(enum2str(enumvalue));
regs,
Hema. S
amit bansal
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Hi All,
I have two base enums in a form.when i select a value in 2nd
enum i delete its some elements on the bases of 1st one its working
perfect.
But if i goes back and change the value of 1st one then it is showing
nothing in 2nd one .Because at 1st selection it delete three element and on
chainging 1st value it delete next three then how can i get my deleted
value back if the 1st enum value is going to be changed.
i use this.delete(enumvalue) method on enum.
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