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| Object Class: _getMethod |
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Syntax |
| return = objectName._getMethod( methodName, metadata ); |
| return = objectName._getMethod( methodID, metadata2 ); |
| return = objectName._getMethod( methodName, metadata3, instance ); |
| return = objectName._getMethod( methodID, metadata4, instances ); |
| Argument | Type | Use | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| return | Numeric | Return | returns a value indicating whether the method was successfully retrieved: 0 if successful, 1 if not successful |
| methodName | Character | Input | specifies the name of the method you want to retrieve |
| metadata | Numeric | Update | specifies the identifier of a list that when returned contains method metadata. If the method is overloaded, the list will contain a sublist for each signature. |
| methodID | Numeric | Input | specifies the unique id of the method you want to retrieve. Useful when a method is overloaded to uniquely identify the method. |
| metadata2 | List | Update | specifies the identifier of a list that when returned contains method metadata |
| metadata3 | List | Update | specifies the identifier of a list that when returned is filled with the method metadata |
| instance | Character | Input | specifies whether methods are returned for instances of the class. This option is only valid for class instances. |
| metadata4 | List | Update | specifies the identifier of a list that when returned is filled with method metadata |
| instances | Character | Input | specifies whether the method is returned for instances of the class. This option is valid for class instances only. |
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Consider the following information when you use _getMethod:
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