Clanam
clanam allows you to know the name of a class (usually a table associated class) if available in a given context. The class name is returned with the complete class path.
clanam(CLASS_DESCRIPTION)clanam(NUMERIC_EXPRESSION)CLASS_DESCRIPTION is a class description with the [ABBR] syntax, where ABBR is the abbreviation of a class.NUMERIC_EXPRESSION refers to the slot number for the class. This can be seen in the debugger, but should be considered internal. # Check the number of classes that have MYT in their codeLocal File MYTABLE [MYT]Local char CLASSES(10)(1..10)local Integer I,JFor I=1 to 200If pat(clanam(I),"*MYT*")J+=1 : CLASSES(J)=clanam(I)EndifNext I# At this point, J should be at least equal to 2, and the 2 class names "[F:MYT]" and "[G:MYT]" should have been found.# Is the table with [ABC] abbreviation opened?If clanam([ABC])<>""# The table is openedEndifclanam allows you to return the name of a class available in the execution context. If the class is not available, then the return is an empty string.
The result of the function is string character.
| Error | Description |
|---|---|
| 50 | The numeric argument is negative. |
clalev, clasiz, clanbs, clavar.