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UDT
hello! how to make null User Defined Type variable?
for example:
dim udtMyVariable as LINETRANSLATEOUTPUT
' *** some code where I use this vairable ***
' *** *** *** *** *** ***
udtMyVariable = 0 ' can I make this?
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Re: UDT
Zyrou,
I must plead ignorance, but what is the structure of LINETRANSLATEOUTPUT?
If this is a simple value, then this is not a UserDefinedType. On the other
hand, if this is a true Type (with its own structure) then you cannot simply
set it to 0, you would have to set each of the components to their respective
values:
udtMyVariable.FirstField = 0
udtMyVariable.SecindField = ""
and so on.
Or is it the case the LINETRANSLATEOUTPUT is a mapping of some bits within
an Integer value, and you are trying to clear all of the bits at once?
In that case, you might be able to use LSet to map the memory used for udtMyVariable:
dim intClear as Integer
intClear = 0
LSet udtMyVariable = intClear
Arthur Wood
"zyrou" <arnasm@900.lt> wrote:
>hello! how to make null User Defined Type variable?
>for example:
>
>dim udtMyVariable as LINETRANSLATEOUTPUT
>
>' *** some code where I use this vairable ***
>' *** *** *** *** *** ***
>
>udtMyVariable = 0 ' can I make this?
>
>
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