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==Usage notes== | ==Usage notes== | ||
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<li><var>ToString</var> can be applied implicitly: simply Print (or Audit) an object variable, and the <var>ToString</var> method is automatically applied to the object. That is: | <li><var>ToString</var> can be applied implicitly: simply <var>Print</var> (or <var>Audit</var>) an object variable, and the <var>ToString</var> method is automatically applied to the object. That is: | ||
<p class="code">print %recsetCursor</p> is equivalent to: <p class="code">print %recsetCursor:ToString</p> | <p class="code">print %recsetCursor</p> is equivalent to: <p class="code">print %recsetCursor:ToString</p> | ||
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Revision as of 22:43, 26 April 2011
Information about RecordSetCursor (RecordsetCursor class)
ToString returns information (state, file name, record number, lock strength) about the RecordSetCursor object to a longstring.
Syntax
%string = recordsetCursor:ToString
Syntax terms
| %string | A longstring variable to receive the contents of the RecordsetCursor. |
|---|---|
| recordsetCursor | A RecordsetCursor object variable. |
Usage notes
- ToString can be applied implicitly: simply Print (or Audit) an object variable, and the ToString method is automatically applied to the object. That is:
print %recsetCursor
is equivalent to:print %recsetCursor:ToString
Examples
The following output is produced by a print %recsetCursor statement:
State=HasRecord, Filename=MYPROC, RecordNumber=311, LockStrength=Share