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Revision as of 12:42, 25 March 2020
, 25 March 2020Added to Tutorials category
(New page: Below is the logic which can be used to calculate the cost of an inventory item (kit) which is made up of other inventory items. The cost of these kits will change when the parts used to m...) |
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== Code Sample == | == Code Sample == | ||
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Function GetPartCost Integer iPartNum Returns Number | Function GetPartCost Integer iPartNum Returns Number | ||
Number nCost nTotal | Number nCost nTotal | ||
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End | End | ||
End_Function | End_Function | ||
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== Example == | == Example == | ||
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1 tsp Ingredient G | 1 tsp Ingredient G | ||
== Summary == | |||
So, by calling the GetPartCost of the main menu item, it will automatically traverse all kits to get to the root items and return their cost. | So, by calling the GetPartCost of the main menu item, it will automatically traverse all kits to get to the root items and return their cost. | ||
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GetPartCost Steak Fries | GetPartCost Steak Fries | ||
GetPartCost Pickle Wedge | GetPartCost Pickle Wedge | ||
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