How would one rewrite the Enum.GetNames(typeof(MyEnumType)) syntax to .net cobol. I am trying to populate my combobox with an enum and I cannot figure out the syntax for the GetNames().
- public enum MyEnumType
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{
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Sunday=0,
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Monday=1,
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Tuesday=2,
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Wednesday=3,
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Thursday=4,
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Friday=5,
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Saturday=6,
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}
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// In the form Load event, bind the combobox to the data source.
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private void Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
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{
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comboBox2.
DataSource = Enum.
GetValues(typeof(MyEnumType
));
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comboBox2.SelectedItem = MyEnumType.Friday;
This should be more or less:
enum-id MyEnumType.
78 Sunday value 0.
78 Monday value 1.
78 Tuesday value 2.
78 Wednesday value 3.
78 Thursday value 4.
78 Friday value 5.
78 Saturday value 6.
end enum.
class-id a.
method-id Form1_Load(sender as object, e as type EventArgs).
set comboBox2::DataSource to type Enum::GetValues(type of MyEnumType)
set comboBox2::SelectedItem to type MyEnumType::Friday
end method.
end class.
How would one rewrite the Enum.GetNames(typeof(MyEnumType)) syntax to .net cobol. I am trying to populate my combobox with an enum and I cannot figure out the syntax for the GetNames().
- public enum MyEnumType
-
{
-
Sunday=0,
-
Monday=1,
-
Tuesday=2,
-
Wednesday=3,
-
Thursday=4,
-
Friday=5,
-
Saturday=6,
-
}
-
-
// In the form Load event, bind the combobox to the data source.
-
private void Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
-
{
-
-
-
comboBox2.
DataSource = Enum.
GetValues(typeof(MyEnumType
));
-
comboBox2.SelectedItem = MyEnumType.Friday;
Thanks Robert. I was staring at this way too long and the answer was right in front of me. I was trying to mimic the C# code by using typeof not realizing I could use type of.
