hi,
i already found the way to loop thru an enum, i think that way is useful for me.
anyway thx for ur suggestion. :-)
rgds,
danielVarden Morris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Daniel
Add this function to the global class so that you will be able to call it anywhere in code in your Axapt
hi,
i already found the way to loop thru an enum, i think that way is useful for me.
anyway thx for ur suggestion. :-)
rgds,
danielJohn D souza <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
yes you can use this logic;
counter = 0;
while (counter < 16) {firstEnumValue = counter mod 4
yes you can use this logic;
counter = 0;
while (counter < 16) {firstEnumValue = counter mod 4;secondEnumValue = counter div 4;
}
in this you way you start from counter = 0, which means enum value 0 for both first and second enum,
when counter = 1 then
Hi Daniel
Add this function to the global class so that you will be able to call it anywhere in code in your Axapta application:
static int UniqueEnumCombo(int Enum1, int Enum2)
{
return str2int(int2str(Enum1) + int2str(Enum2));
}
All this function does is to convert two integers to t
Hello daniel lim,
четверг, 17 марта 2005 г., you wrote:
dl> then i will need to do it for 16 times also right?any better
dl> way?because later i may hav 3 combinations or more!
if you have 16 different actions for 16 combinations - you have to write 16
combinations.
or you can use run
hi Max,
then i will need to do it for 16 times also right?any better way?because later i may hav 3 combinations or more!
thx,
danielMax Belugin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello daniellim_yh,÷åòâåðã, 17 ìàðòà 2005 ã., you wrote:d> i have 2 enum type, 4 elements each, i wonder wat is the best
Hello daniellim_yh,
÷åòâåðã, 17 ìàðòà 2005 ã., you wrote:
d> i have 2 enum type, 4 elements each, i wonder wat is the best way
d> for me to do
d> like this in axapta.
- you can use macro with template like if(a==%1 && a==%2) %3;
- you can declare action pair map like:
[[value1, value2, action
hi all,
i have 2 enum type, 4 elements each, i wonder wat is the best way
for me to do
like this in axapta.
if (enum1::typeA && enum2::typeW)
Do something1
else
if (enum1::typeA && enum2::typeX)
Do something 2
else
if (enum1::typeA && enum2::typeY)
do somet
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