> Le 8 janv. 2017 à 18:58, Kirk Brooks <[email protected]> a écrit :
>
> [...] I went in a slightly different direction:
>
> OBJECT_SET_TEXT("objectName";"text value to set")
>
> $text:=Object_get_text("objectName")
>
> OBJECT_SET_toPointer("objectName";$pointer) // handles any data type
Looks quite similar to Cannon's logic in his OB module…
I couldn't help to ask him recently why this:
text:=OB_getText (obj;property { ;->optionalText)
long=OB_getLong (obj;property { ;->optionalLong)
pict=OBJ_Get_Picture (obj;property { ;->optionalPict)
etc.
instead of that:
OB_get (obj;property;->mandatoryVarWithType)
In the second approach, there is one method, but it has to read the variable
type to convert correctly.
I tried to compare on a simple example (read a set of virtual names, ~180
tables and thousands of fields): using OB_get is slower. Pointers, maybe…
But with a form variable, the pointer cannot be avoided. So could you say more
about your choices?
--
Arnaud de Montard
PS
for those who are like me stuck to v14, there is a v14 version of Cannon's OB
module here:
<http://forums.4d.fr/Post/FR/18850194/1/18850195#18850195>
PS2
for those who are like me stuck to xml and hardly try to understand what an
object could be, I put a "xml to object" converter here
<http://forums.4d.fr/Post/FR/18847378/1/18863603#18847451>
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