this is usually used to call the method of a particular element. like if you
are calling a method from a method written in Form/methods then using "this"
you can only call the one written within the methods written in form/method.
if you are modifing a method in the datasource and you want to
call another method written in the datasource then you can use this.method
but if you want to call a method written in form/method then call using
element.method.
hope this helps you.
[Girish Bhatkal]
-----Original Message-----
From: Max Belugin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 30 June 2004 09:25
To: axapta_dude
Subject: Re: [development-axapta] element and this
Hello axapta_dude,
�������, 29 ���� 2004 �., you wrote:
a> I'm a newbie and i need some pointer from experts.What is the
difference between
a> element.xxxx and this.xxxx .Why sometimes it use element and othertime
this
Try overrride, for example, button.clicked - this in this method will
be button itself, but element will be parent form of this button.
I think in form this is equivalent of element, isn't it?
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Max
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