Aparajita,
Of course! Should have thought it through - I think you said in one
of your emails to read the reference and then read it again. I think
read again and again is what I will have to do :-)
Thanks again. M.
PS The new functionality you've added to Rowsets (allowing Callbacks,
executable code in the map) is really stunning.
On 15 Sep 2005, at 14:07, Aparajita Fishman wrote:
If I have a field named "[Items]Material Value" and try to use it
with string interpolation as follows for example:
write to console ('Materials = [Items]Material Value'), it fails
with an error :
return ([Items]Materials)
Invalid table/field reference.
Obviously its having a problem with the space in the field name.
It's doing the right thing. Think about it for a second...if I were
to allow spaces in a field name, how would I know where the field
name ended and the text after the field name started?
From the documentation:
"What happens if the variable name or _form/_query/_request
reference is
followed or preceded by valid identifier characters? How do we
distinguish
between the embedded reference and the surrounding text? In a case
like this
you have to enclose the variable name with backticks"
So in the example above, you have to do this:
'Materials = `[Items]Material Value`'
Regards,
Aparajita
Victory-Heart Productions
www.aparajitaworld.com
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