@Text
Syntax
@Text(FN1);
@Text(FNLIST1);
@Text(TD1);
@Text(TDLIST1);
@Text(TEXT1);
@Text(TEXTLIST1);
@Text(UIDLIST);
Description
Converts FN/TEXT/TD/FNLIST/TEXTLIST/TDLIST/UIDLIST FN1/TEXT1/TD1/FNLIST1/TEXTLIST1/TDLIST1/UIDLIST1 into TEXT/TEXTLIST and returns it.
For UIDLIST, the return data type is always TEXTLIST.
NOTE:
@Text in the Engine differs slightly from the Notes-@Function @Text!
For larger numbers, the Engine returns more significant digits. For numbers, the decimal comma is represented by a period.
Example: @Text(FN1)
FN1:=10;
@Text(FN1);
returns "10"
Example: @Text(FNLIST1)
FNLIST1:=10:11:12:13:14;
@Text(FNLIST1);
returns "10":"11":"12":"13":"14"
Example: @Text(TD1)
TD1:=[30.09.93 09:30];
@Text(TD1);
returns "30.09.93 09:30:00"
Example: @Text(TDLIST1)
TDLIST1:=[29.09.93]:[30.09.93]:[01.10.93];
@Text(TDLIST1);
returns "29.09.93":"30.09.93":"01.10.93"
Example: @Text(TEXT1)
TEXT1:="Hallo Welt !!!";
@Text(TEXT1);
returns "Hallo Welt !!!"
Example: @Text(TEXTLIST1)
TEXTLIST1:="New York":"Rio":"Tokio";
@Text(TEXTLIST1);
returns "New York":"Rio":"Tokio"
Note : This text was machine-translated and may contain inaccuracies.
