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Checing for type in Visual COBOL

  • September 27, 2014
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  • Anonymous

I'm converting this C# statement to COBOL:

 if (view.FocusedColumn.FieldName == "CityCode" && view.ActiveEditor is DevExpress.XtraEditors.LookUpEdit)

For the COBOL statement, I'm using:

if view::FocusedColumn::FieldName = "CityCode" and view::ActiveFilter = type Devexpress.XtraEditors.LookupEdit

I get an error on "view::ActiveFilter = type Devexpress.XtraEditors.LookupEdit".  LookuEdit is a class.  How do I check for the ActiveFilter's type ?


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    I'm converting this C# statement to COBOL:

     if (view.FocusedColumn.FieldName == "CityCode" && view.ActiveEditor is DevExpress.XtraEditors.LookUpEdit)

    For the COBOL statement, I'm using:

    if view::FocusedColumn::FieldName = "CityCode" and view::ActiveFilter = type Devexpress.XtraEditors.LookupEdit

    I get an error on "view::ActiveFilter = type Devexpress.XtraEditors.LookupEdit".  LookuEdit is a class.  How do I check for the ActiveFilter's type ?


    #VisualCOBOLautoscalemodescreenresolution

    Hi Phil, you should be able to do:

    if view::FocusedColumn::FieldName = "CityCode" and view::ActiveFilter instance of type Devexpress.XtraEditors.LookupEdit

    Robert.

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    • Anonymous
    • September 29, 2014

    I'm converting this C# statement to COBOL:

     if (view.FocusedColumn.FieldName == "CityCode" && view.ActiveEditor is DevExpress.XtraEditors.LookUpEdit)

    For the COBOL statement, I'm using:

    if view::FocusedColumn::FieldName = "CityCode" and view::ActiveFilter = type Devexpress.XtraEditors.LookupEdit

    I get an error on "view::ActiveFilter = type Devexpress.XtraEditors.LookupEdit".  LookuEdit is a class.  How do I check for the ActiveFilter's type ?


    #VisualCOBOLautoscalemodescreenresolution

    Thanks, that handled it.

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