Import
Import makes accessible functions from other .ctl
files.
It is similar to import
statement in Java or include
statement in C/C++.
Files to be included must be defined at the beginning before any other declaration(s) and/or statement(s).
import 'fileURL';
import "fileURL";
You must decide whether you want to use single or double quotes.
Single quotes do not escape so called escape sequences.
For more details see Literals below.
For these fileURL
, you must type the URL of some existing source code file.
Example 67.2. Example of an import of a CTL file
//#CTL2 import "trans/filterFunctions.ctl"; function integer transform() { $out.0.field1 = filterChars($in.0.field1); return ALL; }
You can use graph parameters to define the name of the imported file.
Example 67.3. Example of importing a CTL file with a graph parameter
//#CTL2 import "${FUNCTION_DIR}/filterFunctions.ctl"; function integer transform() { $out.0.field1 = filterChars($in.0.field1); return ALL; }