COMVariant.decimal Method
Definition
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Overloads
decimal(Decimal) | |
decimal() |
Gets or sets the value of a COMVariant object of the VT_DECIMAL data type. |
decimal(Decimal)
public:
virtual System::Decimal decimal(System::Decimal _newValue);
public virtual decimal decimal (decimal _newValue);
abstract member decimal : decimal -> decimal
override this.decimal : decimal -> decimal
Public Overridable Function decimal (_newValue As Decimal) As Decimal
Parameters
- _newValue
- Decimal
The new value; optional.
Returns
Applies to
decimal()
Gets or sets the value of a COMVariant object of the VT_DECIMAL data type.
public:
virtual System::Decimal decimal();
public virtual decimal decimal ();
abstract member decimal : unit -> decimal
override this.decimal : unit -> decimal
Public Overridable Function decimal () As Decimal
Returns
The current value.
Remarks
If you pass in a value that has a different data type than the object, the data type of the object will be changed to match the data type of the value. A COMVariant object has a decimal type if its data type is set to COMVariantType::VT_DECIMAL. The decimal data type is a COM data type that provides size and scale for a number. There is no parallel to the decimal data type in X++.
The following example creates a new COMVariant object of type VT_DECIMAL and sets the value to 123.456.
{
COMVariant var = new COMVariant(
COMVariantInOut::IN_OUT,
COMVariantType::VT_DECIMAL);
// Set value of the object
var.decimal(123.456);
}