>Can you please give me a code sample to create a multi column collection.
>
>Thanks, Jitendra Shahani
A very simple sample, and there are many ways to do something like this, this is just what I can come up this late :)
loTestCollection = CREATEOBJECT('Collection')
WITH loTestCollection as Collection
.Add(newTestObject('Name_001', 'One'), 'Key_001')
.Add(newTestObject('Name_002', 'Two'), 'Key_002')
.Add(newTestObject('Name_003', 'Three'), 'Key_003')
.Add(newTestObject('Name_004', 'Four'), 'Key_004')
ENDWITH
FOR EACH loTestObject IN loTestCollection
WITH loTestObject
? .Class, .Name, .Value
ENDWITH
ENDFOR
FUNCTION newTestObject(tcName, tcValue)
LOCAL loTest
loTest = CREATEOBJECT('Empty')
ADDPROPERTY(loTest, 'Class', 'TestObject')
ADDPROPERTY(loTest, 'Name', tcName)
ADDPROPERTY(loTest, 'Value', tcValue)
RETURN loTest
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