Converting array to str and storing in a field

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Posted on by Karuna Dogra

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I have created a custom entity for whsinventtable and created a virtual field called strfilterCode. In postload method, I want to store filtercode array field value to this virtual field. How can I convert array to str and store in this virtual field? Please help.

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Martin Dráb 237,987 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Do you want values separated by a delimiter?

You could use something like this:

for (int i = 1; i <= dimOf(whsInventTable.FilterCode); i++) { if (this.StrFilterCode) { this.StrFilterCode += ','; } this.StrFilterCode += whsInventTable.FilterCode[i]; }

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Are you saying you have a container value to be stored in a string field? If yes, then you can make use of standard con2str() and pass any delimiters if you need.

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Martin Dráb 237,987 Most Valuable Professional on at

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FilterCode is an array field, not a container.

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Thank you so much Martin, that works. Also, I have been trying to mark that check box does this question your answer but its just keep buffering.

Can you please also guide, how I can avoid extra comma in the string field StrFilterCode in case out of 5 indexes (Filter code 1, Filter code 2, Filter code 3....) only one index has value? It is storing the value like this Item1,,,,

Please guide.

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Martin Dráb 237,987 Most Valuable Professional on at

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It's trivial - you just need a condition to skip adding the separator if the filter code value is empty. For instance:
for (int i = 1; i <= dimOf(whsInventTable.FilterCode); i++) { str filterCode = whsInventTable.FilterCode[i]; if (filterCode && this.StrFilterCode) { this.StrFilterCode += ','; } this.StrFilterCode += filterCode; }

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That worked. Thanks a lot Martin (The Genius). This thread can be closed.

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Karuna

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