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Table,Insert (External language) In french: Table,Insere Inserts an element into a table at a given position. // En C
APPELWD("Table,Insere,TableProd,10=%s",Ligne); // En Pascal
APPELWD('Table,Insere,TableProd,10='+Ligne); // En VB
call APPELWD("Table,Insere,TableProd,10="+Ligne) Syntax
Table,Insert(<Table name> , <Subscript> , <Row value>)
<Table name>: Character string Name of the table to use. <Subscript>: Character string Index of the element in the table. <Row value>: Character string Value of the row to insert. Remarks Notes - After Table,Insert, the table is not in edit. To perform an input in the table, you must call Screen,Input.
- If the table contains several columns, the columns must be separated by the numeric value of [TAB] (binary code 9):
- Example in C:
APPELWD("Table,Insere,TabCli,14=DUPOND\tJean"); - Example in Pascal:
APPELWD('Table,Insere,TabCli,14=DUPOND'+#9+'Jean'); - Example in VB:
call APPELWD("Table,Insere,TabCli,14=DUPOND"+CHR$(9)+"Jean")
- For a table based on a data file, the record is not inserted into the file, you must call Table,Save.
- To modify the file associated with a table, don't use the HAdd function: use functions Table,Insere and Table,Save.
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