BindToField(FieldName: String): IForeVar;
FieldName. Class field name.
The BindToField method returns class field by name.
The method returns Null, if class does not have field with the specified name.
Executing the example requires a unit with the MODULE identifier. The following class is added in the unit:
Class B: Object
Public X: Double;
Public Function LogX: Double;
Begin
Return Math.Log10(X)
End Function LogX;
End Class B;
Add a link to the Fore, Metabase system assembly.
Sub UserProc;
Var
ForeService: IForeServices;
Runtime: IForeRuntime;
Assm: IForeAssembly;
FClass: IForeClass;
ClassInst: IForeObject;
Field: IForeVar;
FSub: IForeSub;
Begin
ForeService := MetabaseClass.Active As IForeServices;
Runtime := ForeService.GetRuntime;
//Load assembly
Assm := Runtime.BindToAssembly("MODULE");
//Get class
FClass := Assm.BindToClass("B");
//Create a class instance, get method and set field value
ClassInst := FClass.CreateObject;
FSub := FClass.BindToMethod("LogX");
FSub.Self := ClassInst;
//Field
Field := ClassInst.BindToField("X");
Field.Value := 123.456;
FSub.Invoke;
Debug.WriteLine(FSub.ResultValue);
//New field value
Field.Value := 654.321;
FSub.Invoke;
Debug.WriteLine(FSub.ResultValue);
End Sub UserProc;
On executing the example, the specified unit is loaded to execution environment. The class instance will be created, the LogX function and the X field will be obtained. Value is set twice for field and the LogX function is executed also twice. The results of function work will be displayed to the development environment console.
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