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Sort-of macro substitution but setting values
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22/08/2014 10:32:51
 
 
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19/08/2014 16:48:46
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Forum:
ASP.NET
Category:
Coding, syntax and commands
Environment versions
Environment:
C# 4.0
OS:
Windows 7
Network:
Windows 2008 Server
Database:
MS SQL Server
Application:
Desktop
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
01606086
Message ID:
01606275
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63
Thanks to all who contributed. I didn't get to the other links and helpful hints but just worked with what you provided and got it working so I will review the other options/ideas when time allows.

For lurkers, here is what worked (all irrevelant code removed):
preUpdateFieldValues<Dummy.Entities.Dummy2.VehicleStatusEntity>(VHStatusResultSet, currentEntity => currentEntity.MVehicleKey = "RMKL" + Convert.ToString(currentEntity.MIDKey));
Example of vfp it replaces:
preUpdateFieldValues("m.vehkey='RMKL'+ALLTRIM(STR(m.vehi2)))")
Note: IBusinessResult is the interface for a collection of entities
       public Dummy.Entities.Interfaces.IBusinessResult preUpdateFieldValues<TEntityType>(Dummy.Entities.Interfaces.IBusinessResult entityList, Action<TEntityType> replacementFunction)
        {
            foreach (TEntityType currentEntity in entityList.Entities)
                    replacementFunction(currentEntity);
            return entityList;
        }
Example of vfp code it replaces: Replaces the below section (tcFldChgMacro) in preUpdateFieldValues.prg:
LPARAMETERS tcFldChgMacro
 ….
SCAN
       Scatter memvar memo
       If !Empty(tcFldChgMacro)
             &tcFldChgMacro
       Endif
       Gather memvar memo
ENDSCAN
…
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