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Try Forall x in coll.Values<br />
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-Arun.
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Forgot the () &nbsp;:(<br />
Thx :)<br />

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BTW: Do you know why the Forall wont enumerate coll ?<br />
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Forall x In coll
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BTW: Do you know why the Forall wont enumerate coll ?

Forall x In coll

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Good one Zvo. I just wanted to post some comments to see how this question goes...<br />
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Hee Hee Hee !<br />
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:-)<br />
Arun.
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Good one Zvo. I just wanted to post some comments to see how this question goes...

Hee Hee Hee !

:-)
Arun.

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At the moment I get no notifications from EE. I just sow on the ranking that you granted me points :-)<br />
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So the answer to this coll question is: you defined coll as an Object. This object does have several properties and methods. <br />
The methods Keys() and Items() yield enumeration of values.<br />
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Good luck,<br />
Zvonko<br />
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At the moment I get no notifications from EE. I just sow on the ranking that you granted me points :-)

So the answer to this coll question is: you defined coll as an Object. This object does have several properties and methods.
The methods Keys() and Items() yield enumeration of values.

Good luck,
Zvonko



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Me neither, and nice answer.<br />
The methods get the job done.<br />
But, why dont the Forall do the job ?<br />
I cant figure out, seems to me that LS or the Domino client is forcing me to use other (unknow to me) libraries for accessing COM/OLE object /s*uck) ...
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Me neither, and nice answer.
The methods get the job done.
But, why dont the Forall do the job ?
I cant figure out, seems to me that LS or the Domino client is forcing me to use other (unknow to me) libraries for accessing COM/OLE object /s*uck) ...

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Arun ur in the mood i guess, cheers!
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This sample will go ok using VB's For Each statement). &nbsp;Why does LotusScript return error: Not a collection object !?<br />
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Dim coll As Variant<br />
Set coll = CreateObject( &quot;Scripting.Dictionary&quot; )<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;<br />
coll.Add &quot;a&quot;,1<br />
coll.Add &quot;b&quot;,2<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;<br />
Forall x In coll<br />
&nbsp; Print x<br />
End Forall
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This sample will go ok using VB's For Each statement).  Why does LotusScript return error: Not a collection object !?

Dim coll As Variant
Set coll = CreateObject( "Scripting.Dictionary" )
     
coll.Add "a",1
coll.Add "b",2
     
Forall x In coll
  Print x
End Forall

VB collections as LotusScript collections

Lotus Software produced the Lotus 1-2-3 spreadsheet program, and later developed Lotus Notes, a groupware and email system. Following its acquisition by IBM, the Notes and Domino client/server collaborative platform were expanded to include functions such as email, calendars, to-do lists, contacts management, teamrooms, discussion forums, file sharing, microblogging, instant messaging, blogs, and user directories. IBM also release SmartSuite, a comprehensive office suite, and followed that with Symphony, unrelated to the Lotus suite of the same name.