#AOT
str s;
// ...
;
s = infolog.findNode(#BaseEnumsPath + '\\SalesType\\' + 'Sales').AOTgetProperties();
salesTable.SalesType =
str2int(substr(s,strscan(s,'#',strscan(s,'EnumValue ',1,9999) + 1,9999) + 1,9999));
The other solution :
//salesTable.SalesType = XXXXX(salesType, 'Sales' );
salesTable.SalesType = runbuf(strFmt('SalesType a(){return SalesType::%1;}','Sales'));
Regards,
Sonny Wibawa Adi
Morten Aasheim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all!
I want to set a table enum by using its name-value.
Ex.:
SalesTable salesTable;
SalesType salesType;
;
salesTable.SalesType = XXXXX(salesType, 'Sales' );
(XXXXX = Unknown function.. )
I've tried using the str2enum, but that just works if I use the labelname..
The reason why I want to do this is because of an import-job uses the
name-values as the source values.
Regards,
Morten Aasheim
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