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FTValList.setVal

Adds an FTVal object to an FTValList.

This method has two variants:

• setVal (Variant 1) adds an FTVal object to an FTValList.

• setVal (Variant 2) creates an FTVAL object, using the type and data object, to add to the FTValList with the associated key name.

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FTValList.setVal

Adds the FTVAL object to the FTValList with the associated key name.

Syntax

public int 
setVal(String key, 
       FTVAL val)

Parameters

key

Name of the key to add to the FTValList.

val

Value to assign to the value part of the name/value pair.

Returns

Zero (0) on success, and -1 on failure.

Example

This example uses setVal to build a filtered FTValList:

// Copy FTValList to v2, but eliminate elements of type FTVAL.I4
FTValList v2 = new FTValList();
Enumeration keys = v.keys();
while ( keys.hasMoreElements() )
{
     String keystr = (String)keys.nextElement();
     FTVAL fval = v.getVal( keystr );
     if ( fval.GetType() != FTVAL.I4 )
          v2.setVal( keystr, fval );
}

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FTValList.setVal

Creates an FTVAL object, using the type and data object, to add to the FTValList with the associated key name.

Syntax

public int 
setVal(String key,
       int type,
       Object data)

Parameters

key

Name of the key to add to the FTValList.

type

Type of the value. A list of valid types follows:

FTVAL.I4 
FTVAL.DOUBLE 
FTVAL.UNKNOWN 
FTVAL.LPSTR 
FTVAL.BLOB 
FTVAL.DATE
FTVAL.STRBYTES 
FTVAL.BLOBBYTES 
FTVAL.NASTHING 

data

Value to assign to the value part of the name/value pair.

Returns

Zero (0) on success, -1 on failure.

 

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