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- Declaration and use
- Syntax
- Example
How to manage enumerations programmatically?
An enumeration is a type of variabble containing a list of values. This type of variable is used, for example, to normalize the possible values of a parameter. Therefore, the developer will be able to initialize this parameter from the possible values imposed by the enumeration. The variable associated with this enumeration can take a single list value. Syntax
EnumerationName is Enumeration
Possible value 1
Possible value 2
...
END
VariableName is EnumerationName
VariableName = Possible value 1
Example - Declare the enumeration:
// Global declarations of the XXX window
PossibleAction is Enumération
Creation
Modification
Deletion
Printing
END
// Use the enumeration
ActionParam is PossibleAction
ActionParam = Creation
Open(WIN_Customer, ActionParam)
- In the "Global declarations" event of WIN_Customer:
PROCÉDURE WIN_Customer(WorkingMode is PossibleAction)
The following functions can be used to handle enumerations:
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