Hi,
Its not any operator actually , its just like format specifier in C , C++ ,
you can use it in strfmt methods with the same purpose but this time it
specifies numer of arguments rather than types in C,C++ languages.
strfmt("My string Number 1 %1 and snother string %2", str1,str2);
or
print strfmt("%1 %2 %3 (%4 records)",custTable.Country,custTable.Currency,
num2strcustTable.CreditMax,10,2,0,0),custTable.RecId);
if its some how an arithmatic operator it must be listed here ...:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa870833.aspx
it has no use in any kind of operation as per my knowledge .
Thanks.
Muhammad Tabish Sarwar
On 5/16/07, MaryAnn Hand <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> The % operator is listed in the help along with * and / as a
> multiplicative operator. I cannot find anything that tells me how it
> is used in AX.
>
> If I try to place it between two numeric fields, just like * or /, I
> get a compile error that says:
>
> "This symbol cannot be used in scripts."
>
> Does anyone know how % can be an operator? I have only seen it used
> for parameters in a strfmt call.
>
> Mary Ann
>
>
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