Ram�n,
Your efforts are appreciated, none the less. Perhaps one of the others will
chime in and solve the question for us. It seems like a pretty fundamental thing
that lots of people would be using, but perhaps not.
Thanks, Skip
On Wed, 18 Aug 2004 19:48:15 +0100, Ram�n Jim�nez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>> W ##CLASS(%ListOfDataTypes).LogicalToDisplay(olist.%GetSerial())
>> ^
>> <PRIVATE METHOD>
>> USER>
>>
>> Any ideas what could be wrong?
>
>Yes. I am not getting fully concentrated before posting. I found the
>method in the class definition, but failed to notice it is indeed private.
>
>Other than that, I still don't know for sure how to address this :( I
>tried taking a look at the generated code for
><propname>LogicalToDisplay() when the property is a list, but it merely
>returns the same value.
>
>To clarify that a bit: we have
>
>##class(%ListOfDataTypes).LogicalToDisplay(val)
>
>and also in the case of e.g.
>
>class MyClass {
> property myList As %String[Collection=list];
>}
>
>we get
>
>##class(MyClass).myListLogicalToDisplay(val)
>
>but both playing with this in the command line and looking at the
>generated code show that this method merely QUITs val unmodified.
>
>Will keep looking into this and let you know, but I'm sure people who
>actually *know* about datatypes (Peter, Gerjtan and many others) can
>give you a better answer.
>
>Ram�n
