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Add UDF() Or Method To Report
- Thread starter xBaseDude
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HI
In your report add box just as you do for your field and in the expression put..
myUDF(myParameters)
Add the myUDF at the end of your main.prg so that it is available to the report. Or you can add this myUDF as a PRG in your project. myParameters can be a record value (field value) and the value is passed on to the myUDF prg.
myUDF prg shall return a value which the report will obtain. Set the boxes property in the report a charater type or suitable data type as returned by the UDF.
ramani
(Subramanian.G),FoxAcc, ramani_g@yahoo.com
In your report add box just as you do for your field and in the expression put..
myUDF(myParameters)
Add the myUDF at the end of your main.prg so that it is available to the report. Or you can add this myUDF as a PRG in your project. myParameters can be a record value (field value) and the value is passed on to the myUDF prg.
myUDF prg shall return a value which the report will obtain. Set the boxes property in the report a charater type or suitable data type as returned by the UDF.
ramani
(Subramanian.G),FoxAcc, ramani_g@yahoo.com
Mike Gagnon
Programmer
xBaseDude
You could also use Global function like this (In your main program)
DEFINE CLASS myCustomClass AS CUSTOM
procedure myFunction
LPARAMETERS lcmyValue
&& [COLOR=rbg(124,228,132]Your procedure here[/color]
ENDDEFINE
ENDDEFINE
Just before your report use:
PUBLIC oClass
oClass=CREATEOBJECT("myCustomClass"
And in the field of your report use:
oClass.myFunction(myValue)
Mike Gagnon
If you want to get the best response to a question, please check out FAQ184-2483 first.
You could also use Global function like this (In your main program)
DEFINE CLASS myCustomClass AS CUSTOM
procedure myFunction
LPARAMETERS lcmyValue
&& [COLOR=rbg(124,228,132]Your procedure here[/color]
ENDDEFINE
ENDDEFINE
Just before your report use:
PUBLIC oClass
oClass=CREATEOBJECT("myCustomClass"
And in the field of your report use:
oClass.myFunction(myValue)
Mike Gagnon
If you want to get the best response to a question, please check out FAQ184-2483 first.
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