Transform

Transform(name)

Parameter: Enumeration data field name / table name

Stack
Stack		Description
Stack(In)		integer
Stack(Out)		string

The stack top value is transformed into a string, using the transformation table indicated in the parameter. The table can be indicated directly or indirectly in reference to a data field:

The name has the form Filename^~Tabellenname. The indicated table is used.
The name contains no tilde; a data field got indicated. CLASSIX.INI creates the connection between data field and transformation table. Indicating an access path, its last term defines the transformation table.

Whenever the statement finds a string in the stack top, the reversed transformation will be carried out:

Stack
Stack		Description
Stack(In)		string
Stack(Out)		integer

Example:

// Get the enum out of an object and transform it:

item Copy(Monitor("CX_DISPO_ACCOUNT").logisticsEnum) Integer Transform("classix.num~logisticsEnum")

// The same a little more comfortable

item Copy(Monitor("CX_DISPO_ACCOUNT").logisticsEnum, ENUM)

// Do that for initialized integer variables:

Var(defaultSetting)
12 -> defaultSetting

// If the item has no dispo account, use the default setting

item Get(Monitor("CX_DISPO_ACCOUNT")) Dup ifnot { Drop defaultSetting } Integer Transform("classix.num~logisticsEnum")

Transform(name, trennzeichenFolge)

Parameter: Enumeration data field / table name, separator between two names

Stack
Stack		Description
Stack(In)		integer
Stack(Out)		string

For a transformation table, which must contain values 2ⁿonly, the stack top value gets registered like a bit field. Result will be a string consisting of names of all bits = 1. Subsequent names are separated via string specified in the second parameter.

At this stage, reversed bit transformation is not yet available!

Information: Transform depends on the current language setting (compare statement Language).
Whenever the Enumeration name is required as a multilingual string, please use statement MLTransform.