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Description
Set KeyName/Value pairs inside a cHash object.
Syntax
<cHash>.Set( KeyName: Value [, KeyName: Value [, ...]])
Returns
None
Parameters
Name |
Type |
Optional |
Meaning |
KeyName |
Any sequence of chars will be recognized as key name. Special chars can be used as part of the key name: \ and . (point)
KeyName will always internally converted into capital letters. If you need to keep the KeyName as typed, please include it into double quoted string. |
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Value |
String |
Any expression that will be converted into string before assigning to the key |
Remarks
cHash object will NOT be erased before parsing new KeyName/Value pairs like in <cHash>.Init.
If KeyName is already present, its value will be updated.
If KeyName is not present, a new key will be added.
Like in Javascript, the last property in the list may end with a comma:
dim User as new cHash
User.Set (
name: "John",
age: 30,
)
That is called a “trailing” or “hanging” comma. Makes it easier to add/remove/move around properties, because all lines become alike.
Restrictions
See also
Examples
dim ExportCsvOpt as new cHash
ExportCsvOpt.Set(
Filename: APP_SourcePath + "ADODB_Test_Export_Out.csv",
ColumnNames: %TRUE,
FieldSeparator: ";",
RecordSeparator: $crlf,
StringDelimiter: $dq,
DecimalSeparator: ".",
RecordBuffer: 1000,
Index: %TRUE,
IndexBase: 1,
MaxRecords: -1,
Replace_CR: %TRUE,
Replace_CR_Char: "",
Replace_LF: %TRUE,
Replace_LF_Char: "",
Replace_CRLF: %TRUE,
Replace_CRLF_Char: "",
Replace_DQ: %TRUE,
Replace_DQ_Char: "'"
)