executing functions stored in a array ?

[theogary]

is is possible to put user object function in a array
and the loop through the array and call each function.
similar to this

ls_functions[1] = 'uf_prog_enroll_pending'
ls_functions[2] = 'uf_prog_wait'
ls_functions[3] = 'uf_prog_reserv'

for i = 1 to upperbound(ls_functions[1])
call ls_functions
next

 

[ThierryR]

Hi,
I don't know/think if it is possible for functions,
but it is possible with events.

See TriggerEvent or PostEvent functions

ls_events[1] = 'ue_prog_enroll_pending'
ls_events[2] = 'ue_prog_wait'
ls_events[3] = 'ue_prog_reserv'

for i = 1 to upperbound(ls_events)
This.TriggerEvent( ls_events)
next

Hope it will help

Thierry

 

[PowerObject]

We used to have pointers in C and Code-Blocks in CA-Clipper to do such processing but it is not possible to do it in PowerBuilder. A rough equivalent would be to use the DYNAMIC or POST keywords.

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