Asserted
Asserted ( boolExpression {; messageText} ) -> Function result
| Parameter | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| boolExpression | Boolean | 🡒 | Boolean expression |
| messageText | Text | 🡒 | Text of error message |
| Function result | Boolean | 🡐 | Result of evaluation of boolExpression |
Description
The Asserted command has an operation similar to that of the ASSERT command, with one difference in that it returns a value which is the result of the evaluation of the boolExpression parameter. It therefore allows the use of an assertion during the evaluation of a condition (see the example). For more information about the operation of assertions and the parameters of this command, please refer to the description of the ASSERT command.
Asserted accept a Boolean expression as a parameter and returns the result of the evaluation of this expression. If the expression is false and if the assertions are enabled (see the SET ASSERT ENABLED command), the error -10518 is generated, exactly as for the ASSERT command. If the assertions are disabled, Asserted returns the result of the expression that was passed without triggering an error.
Note: Like the ASSERT command, Asserted works in interpreted and compiled mode.
Example
Insertion of an assertion in the evaluation of an expression:
READ WRITE([Table 1])
LOAD RECORD([Table 1])
If(Asserted(Not(Locked([Table 1]))))
// This code triggers the error -10518 if the record is locked
...
End if