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.

Syntax

   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.

Examples

  # Check the number of classes that have MYT in their code
  Local File MYTABLE [MYT]
  Local char CLASSES(10)(1..10)
  local Integer I,J
  For I=1 to 200
    If pat(clanam(I),"*MYT*")
      J+=1 : CLASSES(J)=clanam(I)
    Endif
  Next 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 opened
  Endif

Description

clanam 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.

Associated errors

See also

clalev, clasiz, clanbs, clavar.