Reputation: 99
I have a problem with printing
procedure Sendparams(const Pparams,pparvalues :array of string);
begin
for I := 0 to Length(Pparams) - 1 do
begin
lpar_name:=Pparams[i];
lpar_val:=pparvalues[i] ;
FfrxReport.Variables.AddVariable('Bez', lpar_name, lpar_val);
end;
Sendparams(['buyer','delivery'], ['buyer address', 'delivery address']);
Everything works fine until I try to print report; it says: Expression expected on Memo2.
Memo1.memo = '[buyer]';
Memo2.memo = '[delivery]';
memo1 and memo2 all other properties are the same. Any suggestions?
Upvotes: 2
Views: 5846
Reputation: 27384
There are different possible traps.
Addvariable
(instead of variables.add
) the category, in your case Bez
has to be defined in the report, otherwise the variables won't be add. **Memo1.Lines.Text :=<buyer>;
Sendparams(['buyer','delivery'], [QuotedStr('buyer address'), QuotedStr('delivery address')]);
**
Another attempt could be something like this, to avoid open arrays of string (where count of names and values accidentally could differ), to avoid a hard reference to the report within Sendparams
and to deal with variables which already could be defined within the report.
Function PrepareReport(Report:TfrxReport; Variables: TfrxVariables;
ReportName: String):Boolean;// -- other parameters
var
i,k:Integer;
begin
// ....... other initializations
if Assigned(Variables) then
for i := 0 to Variables.Count - 1 do
begin
k := Report.Variables.IndexOf(Variables.Items[i].Name);
if k > -1 then
Report.Variables.Items[k].Value := Variables.Items[i].Value
else
begin
with Report.Variables.Add do
begin
Name := Variables.Items[i].Name;
Value := Variables.Items[i].Value;
end;
end;
end;
end;
Upvotes: 3