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How to add two same class type object into a 2D-list or 2D-array?

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Posted on by JustZM 972

Hi

I have two same type class objects

jcreceivingdetailsame = new Inventory_GotLineContract();  and  jcreceivingdetaildifferent = new Inventory_GotLineContract();

And I have List result = new List(Types::Class);

No I want to add this two objects jcreceivingdetailsame  and jcreceivingdetaildifferent insert into this result. But I do not want to add them in series like 

result.addEnd(jcreceivingdetailsame);           result.addEnd(jcreceivingdetaildifferent );

I want to add them parallel.

I try it in Array, but array in X++ make me so confused because it does not allow me to use result[i,j].

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  • Verified answer
    Rustem Galiamov Profile Picture
    Rustem Galiamov 8,072 on at

    Hi JustZM!

    Try to declare your array as:

    Array result = new Array(Types::Class);


    and then add value into array like this:

    result.value(_column, jcreceivingdetailsame);
result.value(_column, jcreceivingdetaildifferent);


    and _column must start from 1, not from 0

  • Suggested answer
    Sukrut Parab Profile Picture
    Sukrut Parab 71,741 Moderator on at

    Correct your Array Declaration to use class  and start it with 1 .

  • JustZM Profile Picture
    JustZM 972 on at

    Hi Rustem

        Thank you very much, your code works for me :) !

        By the way, if I use the List, can I achieve my purpose?

    Best Regards,

  • Suggested answer
    Sukrut Parab Profile Picture
    Sukrut Parab 71,741 Moderator on at

    Your code should work with list as well. Is there any reason you are not using list ?

  • Verified answer
    Rustem Galiamov Profile Picture
    Rustem Galiamov 8,072 on at

    I'm agree with Sukrut.

    You can use list:

    result.addEnd(jcreceivingdetailsame);
result.addEnd(jcreceivingdetaildifferent);


    this is the same result as with array.

  • JustZM Profile Picture
    JustZM 972 on at

    Hi Sukrut Parab

          All my examples use List, so the List should be my main choice.

    But result.addEnd(jcreceivingdetailsame + jcreceivingdetaildifferent); do not work. Then I just try to do it at array. If List can achieve this purpose. I hope I can use List.

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    Sukrut Parab Profile Picture
    Sukrut Parab 71,741 Moderator on at

    you shouldn't be doing this result.addEnd(jcreceivingdetailsame + jcreceivingdetaildifferent);  Try Rustem's suggestion from his last reply

  • JustZM Profile Picture
    JustZM 972 on at

    Hi Sukrut Parab and Rustem Galiamov

         Thank you very much. If I use List, is the "result.addEnd(jcreceivingdetailsame);  result.addEnd(jcreceivingdetaildifferent); " only way? I try to add this two together, then do the addEnd. If I cannot do that, two addEnd is still good! Thank you very much.

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