Hi Andreas
1. You simply pass the table as argument. You can see an example of
this in the method initFromCustInvoiceTable on the CustTable.
2. If you want to check if a table is part of a map, you can use
the method isTableMapped on SysDictTable
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From: andreas_paulsson_cimkey_se [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 3. januar 2005 10:59
To: [email protected]
Subject: [development-axapta] How to get a table Map fro a table?.
Hello.
I am creating a utility class that operates on addresses.
I have a utility function that wants a table map Address as in
parameter.
I can write
void myFunc(AddressMap _address)
{
...
useAddress(_address.Address,
_address.ZipCode,
_address.City,
_address.Country);
...
}
, but how do I call it?
E.g. from the CustTable form?
Is it possible at all to pass a map as a parameter?
And, how can I check is a map i associated with a table?
Regards,
Andreas Paulsson
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