\nThe full list of a procedure’s formal parameters separated by commas and enclosed in parentheses unless empty<\/p>\n
%ProcedureParameterName<\/span> – multi,\u00a0 dependent from %Procedure %ProcedureParameterOrigName<\/span> – single, dependent from %ProcedureParameterName %ProcedureParameterType<\/span> – single, dependent from %ProcedureParameterName %ProcedureParameterDefault<\/span> – single, dependent from %ProcedureParameterName %ProcedureParameterOmitted<\/span> – single, dependent from %ProcedureParameterName %ProcedureParameterByReference<\/span>\u00a0 – single, dependent from %ProcedureParameterName %ProcedureParameterConstant<\/span> – single, dependent from %ProcedureParameterName And a new built-in symbol has been introduced into C9:<\/p>\n \u00a0%ProcedureParameterDIMs<\/span> – single, dependent from %ProcedureParameterName The updated Application Generator reads TXA files produced by earlier Clarion versions. TXA files produced by the C9 AppGen can’t be read by previous versions.<\/p>\n These changes will be useful to all who write templates, but will benefit everyone and the visual change you’ll all immediately see is<\/p>\n <\/p>\n In C8 the Parameters entry field is located inside the Procedure’s Actions dialog, whereas in C9 they are now moved to the Procedure Properties main dialog.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" As part of the ongoing work and evolution of the Win32 AppGen, and based on numerous requests the following template symbols are now built-in (as opposed to defined at the template level): %Parameters – single, dependent from %Procedure The full list of a procedure’s formal parameters separated by commas and enclosed in parentheses unless empty … Continue reading Changes to Template built-in symbols in C9<\/span>
\nThe list of names of all formal parameters as entered in %Parameters symbols; if missing then the name of that parameter as in %Prototype symbol is returned; if that is missing too, an AppGen generated name is returned<\/p>\n
\nThe name of the parameter as entered in the %Prototype symbol<\/p>\n
\nThe type of the parameter as entered in the %Prototype symbol (without the CONST keyword and square brackets for array types)<\/p>\n
\nThe default value of parameters as entered in the %Prototype symbol<\/p>\n
\nReturns %True if the parameter is declared as omittable in the %Prototype symbol<\/p>\n
\nReturns %True if the parameter’s type is declared with leading * in the %Prototype symbol<\/p>\n
\nReturns %True if the parameter’s type is declared with the CONST keyword in the %Prototype symbol<\/p>\n
\nReturns the number of dimensions if the parameter’s type is declared as an array in the %Prototype symbol (1 for [] , 2 for [,] , etc.)<\/p>\n![\"ProtoParam-C9\"](\"https:\/\/clarionsharp.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2013\/03\/ProtoParam-C9.png\")
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