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Sebastien DErrico
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Somehow, System.String:Format exists but does not seem to works.
DEFINE VARIABLE strValue AS CHARACTER NO-UNDO.
strValue = "Sebastien".
MESSAGE System.String:Format("Hello {0}", strValue) VIEW-AS ALERT-BOX.
The result was "Hello C:\temp\run.p" instead of "Hello Sebastien".
So I decided to create an equivalent function.
How is it possible to declare a method with undetermined number of parameters?
Example:
METHOD PUBLIC INTEGER Calculate(
INPUT iMultiply AS INTEGER
,INPUT iInt1 AS INTEGER
,INPUT iInt2 AS INTEGER
...
,INPUT iIntX AS INTEGER):
RETURN iMultiply * (iInt1 + iInt2, ..., iIntX).
END METHOD.
Thank you! Sebastien
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DEFINE VARIABLE strValue AS CHARACTER NO-UNDO.
strValue = "Sebastien".
MESSAGE System.String:Format("Hello {0}", strValue) VIEW-AS ALERT-BOX.
The result was "Hello C:\temp\run.p" instead of "Hello Sebastien".
So I decided to create an equivalent function.
How is it possible to declare a method with undetermined number of parameters?
Example:
METHOD PUBLIC INTEGER Calculate(
INPUT iMultiply AS INTEGER
,INPUT iInt1 AS INTEGER
,INPUT iInt2 AS INTEGER
...
,INPUT iIntX AS INTEGER):
RETURN iMultiply * (iInt1 + iInt2, ..., iIntX).
END METHOD.
Thank you! Sebastien
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