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The `$CurrecImagineFile` function returns the conatining `Imagine` filename for the current (innermost) record `For` loop. If the current record is in a file that is not an `Imagine Transparency` file, an empty string is returned.

`$CurImagineFile` takes no arguments.
==Usage notes==
The `Imagine` filename can be used with a recordId obtained via..."

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Created page with " The <var>$CurrecImagineFile</var> function returns the conatining <var class="product">Imagine</var> filename for the current (innermost) record <var>For</var> loop. If the current record is in a file that is not an <var class="product">Imagine Transparency</var> file, an empty string is returned. <var>$CurImagineFile</var> takes no arguments. ==Usage notes== The <var class="product">Imagine</var> filename can be used with a recordId obtained via..."

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The <var>$CurrecImagineFile</var> function returns the conatining <var class="product">Imagine</var> filename for the current (innermost) record <var>For</var> loop. If the current record is in a file that is not an <var class="product">Imagine Transparency</var> file, an empty string is returned.


<var>$CurImagineFile</var> takes no arguments.


==Usage notes==

The <var class="product">Imagine</var> filename can be used with a recordId obtained via the [[$CurrecId|$CurrecId function]] to allow an <var class="product">Imagine</var> application to easily locate a record.


The [[CurrentImagineFile (Record function)|CurrentImagine]] method provides identical functionality using O-O syntax.

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