conNull() function in Container | X++ Language
Table of Content:
- The conNull() is used to retrieve an empty container. Use this function to explicitly dispose of the contents of a container.
- Syntax: container conNull()
- Return value: An empty container.
Example:
Code:
static void Container_conNullExample(Args _args) { container containerName; // container declaration str charHolder; ; // container initialization with 4 values containerName = ["Finance", "T&L", "Retail", "Manufacturing"]; // conNull() resets and returns an empty container // Here resets 4 values ("Finance", "T&L", "Retail", "Manufacturing") in containerName to null info(strFmt("Container containerName conNull() values before are :- %1 , %2, %3, %4", conPeek(containerName, 1), conPeek(containerName, 2), conPeek(containerName, 3), conPeek(containerName, 4))); containerName = conNull(); // set container null info(strFmt("Container containerName conNull() values after are :- %1 , %2, %3, %4", conPeek(containerName, 1), conPeek(containerName, 2), conPeek(containerName, 3), conPeek(containerName, 4))); }
Output:
The above code will produce the following result-
Container containerName conNull() values before are :- Finance , T&L, Retail, Manufacturing Container containerName conNull() values after are :- 0 , 0, 0, 0