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Monday, January 19th 2009, 11:32pm
assigning, copying ud-type-variables
Hi,
as i realized until now it is not possible to simply assign resp. copy
one udtype-varialbe to another with the =Operator
in VB6 it works this way:
after the last line, the point p2 has the same coords like the point p1
but it is not possible in Jabaco.
one could write a Subroutine like this:
but it would be more nice to have the =operator to copy the udType-variables.
or is there another possibility?
greetings
+Oliver
as i realized until now it is not possible to simply assign resp. copy
one udtype-varialbe to another with the =Operator
in VB6 it works this way:
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Jabaco Source |
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Private Type Point2D x As Double y As Double End Type Dim p1 As Point2D Dim p2 As Point2D p1.x = 10 p1.y = 20 p2 = p1 ' error in Jabaco |
after the last line, the point p2 has the same coords like the point p1
but it is not possible in Jabaco.
one could write a Subroutine like this:
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Jabaco Source |
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Public Sub Point2DAssign(ByRef ptDst As Point2D, ByRef ptSrc As Point2D) ptDst.x = ptSrc.x ptDst.y = ptSrc.y End Sub |
but it would be more nice to have the =operator to copy the udType-variables.
or is there another possibility?
greetings
+Oliver
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