Macro for Global Class?

[Former Member]

Hi,

Anybody suggest where to write a macro for global class.

I have a create a global class i need to add a macro into that . Please suggest me where to write the macro, Usually in function group we write in TOP include, But in Global Class ?

* Macro for controling the delete tables entries
  define deletetable.
      if not &2[] is initial.
        delete &1 from table &2.
        if sy-subrc ne 0 and sy-subrc ne 4.
          move c_y to v_eflgd.
         if not &2[] is initial.
          i_idoc_status-docnum = v_docnum.
          i_idoc_status-status = '51'.
          i_idoc_status-msgty  = 'E'.
          i_idoc_status-msgid  = 'YFE'.
          i_idoc_status-msgno  = '732'.
          i_idoc_status-msgv1  = &3.
          i_idoc_status-msgv2  = ' '.
          i_idoc_status-msgv3  = ' '.
          i_idoc_status-msgv4  = ' '.
          append i_idoc_status.
         endif.
        else.
          i_idoc_status-docnum = v_docnum.
          i_idoc_status-status = '53'.
          i_idoc_status-msgty  = 'S'.
          i_idoc_status-msgid  = 'YFE'.
          i_idoc_status-msgno  = '737'.
          i_idoc_status-msgv1  = &3.
          i_idoc_status-msgv2  = ' '.
          i_idoc_status-msgv3  = ' '.
          i_idoc_status-msgv4  = ' '.
          append i_idoc_status.
        endif.
      endif.
  end-of-definition.

Sa_R

[Former Member]

I would say that it is definitly not a good idea to use a macro, especially in a global class. Macro technology are somewhat obselete. You should wrap your logic in a private method within your class if you want to modularize the code.

Regards,

Rich Heilman

[RichHeilman]

I would say that it is definitly not a good idea to use a macro, especially in a global class. Macro technology are somewhat obselete. You should wrap your logic in a private method within your class if you want to modularize the code.

Regards,

Rich Heilman

[Former Member]

Thanks Rich,

I got your point.

I was trying to create private method, then i find macro option in the class.

Thanks for suggesting

Points awarded .

Issues closed.

Sa_R

[RichHeilman]

Yes, there is a macro button in class builder, but be advised,you will not be able to debug it.

Regards

Rich Heilman

[Former Member]

Hi Rich

Without wanting to disagree with the Moderator too much I would say that using Macros to generate inline coding of repetitive statements STILL can be a good idea and is by no means obsolete technology.

For example It's much easier to code something like this ONCE

DEFINE toolbar_funcs.

CLEAR ls_toolbar.

MOVE 0 TO ls_toolbar-butn_TYPE.

MOVE &1 TO ls_toolbar-function.

MOVE SPACE TO ls_toolbar-disabled.

MOVE &2 TO ls_toolbar-icon.

MOVE &3 TO ls_toolbar-quickinfo.

APPEND ls_toolbar TO e_object->mt_toolbar.

END-OF-DEFINITION.

Now all you need to do in the on_toolbar method is to code something like this

METHOD on_toolbar.

• customize this section with your own Buttons

• When a button is pressed method ON_USER_COMMAND is entered

toolbar_funcs 'EXIT' icon_system_end 'Click2exit'.

toolbar_funcs 'SAVE' icon_system_save 'Savedata'.

toolbar_funcs 'EDIT' icon_toggle_display_change 'Edit data'.

toolbar_funcs 'PROC' icon_businav_process 'Process'.

toolbar_funcs 'EXCEL' icon_xxl 'Excel'.

toolbar_funcs 'REFR' icon_refresh 'Refresh'.

ENDMETHOD.

It saves quite a lot of tedious code typing -- OK the disadvantage is you can't debug it very easily but for "repetitive in line coding" the idea of using a macro is still perfectly valid.

Cheers

Jimbo