Assuming you are filling in a text box in the Studio, make sure it is
empty. Put the cursor in the box and press 'backspace' if it is not at the
left edge of the box. This should cause ND to interpret the value as the
empty string "".
-- Curt Springer, Team ND
At 08:55 AM 1/4/00 -0800, Ray wrote:
>I have a user session object of type String and want to initialize it to
>null (or the
>null string). If I specify "" for the InitialValue property, Studio
>interprets it literally as
>the string "", (whose length is 2). Similarly, with a combo box, I'd like
>to specify a
>ValueList property value = null.
>
>Can anyone tell me how I tell Studio to NOT interpret the value literally,
>but rather,
>recognize it as a method (e.g. isNull()), null, or the value of a valid
>syntax construct,
>e.g. "" (as the null string)?
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