Getting what map file class is in

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by Michael Hill >> Wed, 22 Dec 2004 1:57:30 GMT

Afternoon all,

Does anyone know how to programmatically get what map file a class belongs to.

Cheers

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by allistar >> Wed, 22 Dec 2004 3:00:13 GMT

There is probably a better way than this (bound to be), but here goes:

getClassMap():String;
vars
s: String;
pos: Integer;begin

s := display();
pos := s.pos("Maps: ", 1);
if ((pos <> 0) and (pos < s.length() - 6)) then
s := s[pos+1:end];
pos := s.pos(Cr, 1);
if (pos <> 0) then
return s[1:pos-1].stripChar(" ");
else
return s.stripChar(" ");
endif;
endif;
return "";
end;

This is a method on the "Class" class.

Regards,
Allistar.
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by John Munro >> Wed, 22 Dec 2004 9:28:20 GMT

Create the following method on the Class class.

getMapFileName() : String;

vars
begin

if not classMapRefs.isEmpty then
return classMapRefs.first.diskFile.name;
endif;

end;

You can then call this using MyClass.getMapFileName or myObject.class.getMapFileName etc.

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