Yes!

[robinbloke]

Ha! Finally cracked the swine, see the awesome power of my code... ahem, well actually it's a total mishmash of comments and left over variables as I've only just got it working, but it works dammit!

~

bool SetLink(string ModuleName, string LinkModule)
{
bool Okay = false
AttrDef Attribute
Object Ob
Module Mod
Module m
Object Field
Object Current

m = read("/Test Database Only/Robin/Development/Problem Log", false)

Current = current m

string FieldContents = Current."ECO"

// Step one, obtain the 'module' object from the module name

Mod = read(ModuleName, false)

// Step two, obtain an object for the specified field name in the module

//Attribute = find(Mod, FieldName)

// Step three, locate the object that has the field with the contents of

for Ob in Mod do
{
// Check the attribute in the object...

string Temp = Ob."ECO Number"

if (Temp == FieldContents)
{
ack "Found It " Temp

// Now set the link

Current -> LinkModule -> Ob

break;
}
}


return Okay
}

m = read("/Test Database Only/Robin/Development/Problem Log", false)

Current = current m

SetLink("/Test Database Only/Robin/Development/ECO", "/Test Database Only/Robin/Development/ECO to Problem" )

ack "Link OK"

~

Isn't that just fascinating?

No?

I'm so glad you said that.

Comments

[robinbloke.livejournal.com]

Worse, it's DXL, the most god-awful piece of scripting language known to man or beast.

At least in greek you can dictionaries and 'how to learn' manuals, no such thing for this hideous so-called language

Bleh