B4J Question Cannot return a list

[B4JExplorer]

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Dim lst_This As List

'*****************
'THIS returns an 'array expected' error:
lst_This = GetThisList()
'*****************


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End Sub


Sub GetThisList() As List
Dim lst_ThisList As List
lst_ThisList.AddAll( Array As String( "a", "b", "c", "d", "e" ))

Return lst_ThisList
End Sub


(Sorry, I forgot how to format code snippets on the forum, again)

 

[giga]

This is how you insert code:

 

[narek adonts]

remove the brackets

 

[stevel05]

And initialize lst_ThisList in the Sub.

 

[B4JExplorer]

This is how you insert code:
View attachment 36568

I don't see that top formatting bar.

 

[narek adonts]

try this

Dim lst_Audits As List


lst_Audits = GetThisList

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End Sub

Sub GetThisList As List
Dim lst_ThisList As List
lst_ThisList.Initialize
lst_ThisList.AddAll( Array As String( "a", "b", "c", "d", "e" ))

Return lst_ThisList
End Sub

 

[B4JExplorer]

remove the brackets

Which brackets? There's only parentheses in the code.

 

[narek adonts]

try the code above

 

[B4JExplorer]

try this

Dim lst_Audits As List


lst_Audits = GetThisList

...
...
End Sub

Sub GetThisList As List
Dim lst_ThisList As List
lst_ThisList.Initialize
lst_ThisList.AddAll( Array As String( "a", "b", "c", "d", "e" ))

Return lst_ThisList
End Sub

try this

Dim lst_Audits As List


lst_Audits = GetThisList

...
...
End Sub

Sub GetThisList As List
Dim lst_ThisList As List
lst_ThisList.Initialize
lst_ThisList.AddAll( Array As String( "a", "b", "c", "d", "e" ))

Return lst_ThisList
End Sub

Yep, I remove the parentheses, works fine, thanks.

 

[giga]

I don't see that top formatting bar.

What browser are you using? Try a different browser like Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox.

alternately you could use code before and after like below example.

use[word code] before and at the end of you code [/word code] " remove the word (word) from this example"

Sub Globals
...
End Sub

 

[B4JExplorer]

What browser are you using? Try a different browser like Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox.

alternately you could use code before and after like below example.

use[word code] before and at the end of you code [/word code] " remove the word (word) from this example"

Sub Globals
...
End Sub

Yep, I got it, Giga, thanks. The CODE syntax, was what I used before, and couldn't recall.

 

[giga]

Your Welcome. I appreciate it when a member lets you know the issue is resolved, instead of leaving you wondering.