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• TYPE ABAP_TYPING • TYPE METHODS • TYPE CLASS-METHODS • TYPE EVENTS • TYPE CLASS-EVENTS • TYPE FIELD-SYMBOLS • LIKE ABAP_TYPING • LIKE METHODS • LIKE CLASS-METHODS • LIKE EVENTS • LIKE CLASS-EVENTS • LIKE FIELD-SYMBOLS BEGIN_SECTION VERSION 5 OUT • TYPE FORM • LIKE FORM END_SECTION VERSION 5 OUT
typing Addition Short Reference
ABAP_SYNTAX ... generic_type $| complete_type ...
What does it do? The addition typing is part of the definition of formal parameters and field symbols in the following statements:
$[CLASS-$]METHODS
$[CLASS-$]EVENTS
FORM
FIELD-SYMBOLS The addition allows generic typing with generic_type and complete typing with complete_type. In positions where the addition typing does not have to be specified, implicit typing with the generic type any takes place if no typing is specified explicitly.
Latest notes:
For more information about typing parameters of function modules, see Function Module Interface.
When formal parameters are typed, the addition LIKE can be used to reference formal parameters of the same procedure that have already been declared. NON_V5_HINTS
In classes, the formal parameters of methods or events and field symbols must be typed explicitly. The formal parameters of methods or events of global classes and the formal parameters of function modules are typed in the Class Builder or Function Builder. For a typing of system wide visible public interface parameters to be carried out in the Function Builder or Class Builder, only the types in the ABAP Dictionary may be referenced. ABAP_HINT_END
