Hi,
you can do something like this:
switch (enumA)
{
case(enumA::TypeA) :
switch (enumB)
{
case(enumB::TypeA) :
do something;
break;
}
}
John
daniellim_yh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
hi all,
i have 2 enum type, 4 elements each, i wonder wat is the best way
for me to do
like this in axapta.
if (enum1::typeA && enum2::typeW)
Do something1
else
if (enum1::typeA && enum2::typeX)
Do something 2
else
if (enum1::typeA && enum2::typeY)
do something 3
.
.
.
.
if (enum1::typeD && enum2::Z)
do something 16
with 2 combinations of 2 enums i will have 16 combinations, any
better
way of it?using enum element position to do looping may be?but as
i know i cannot get enum position like container.
pls provide any idea. thx in advance.
rgds,
daniel
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