Re: Instead of Dim a large no. of variables, is it possible to use a single general Dim?

Hi Leon,

This is my version of the code using only 1 item

Dim Item1  As SAPbouiCOM.Item

'// Adding Folder items (Folder1 - Transfer Request)

        Item1 = oForm.Items.Add("Folder1", SAPbouiCOM.BoFormItemTypes.it_FOLDER)

        Item1.FontSize = 16

        Item1.Left = 0

        Item1.Width = 300

        Item1.Top = 15

        Item1.Height = 10

        oFolder = Item1.Specific

        oFolder.Caption = "Tfr Request"

        oFolder.DataBind.SetBound(True, "", "FolderDS1")

        '// Adding Folder items (Folder2 -Tfr: STORE -> SHIP)

        Item1 = oForm.Items.Add("Folder2", SAPbouiCOM.BoFormItemTypes.it_FOLDER)

        Item1.FontSize = 16

        Item1.Left = 100

        Item1.Width = 400

        Item1.Top = 15

        Item1.Height = 10

        oFolder = Item1.Specific

        oFolder.Caption = "Tfr: STORE -> SHIP"

        oFolder.DataBind.SetBound(True, "", "FolderDS2")

        oFolder.GroupWith("Folder1")

If you still want to use multiple dim, it is still OK, under current technology when personal PC may have Gigabytes of memory, the memory usage is not such important compare to olden days.

But, I think (my personal view), reusing the variable is the way to go.

at least, it saves you from declaring tens or hundreds of variable, doesn't it ?

Regards

Edy