This part presents a collection of programming techniques you can use to take advantage of PowerBuilder object-oriented features and PowerScript language elements, including the ClassDefinition object.
Table of Contents
- Selected Object-Oriented Programming Topics
- Selected PowerScript Topics
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- Dot notation
- Constant declarations
- Controlling access for instance variables
- Resolving naming conflicts
- Return values from ancestor scripts
- Types of arguments for functions and events
- Ancestor and descendant variables
- Optimizing expressions for DataWindow and external objects
- Exception handling in PowerBuilder
- Garbage collection and memory management
- Efficient compiling and performance
- Reading and writing text or binary files
- Getting Information About PowerBuilder Class Definitions