Hi,
das geht mit Evaluate
Bsp.: @Username mit LotusScript
dim ret_eval as Variant
ret_eval = Evaluate( |@Username| )
print ret_eval(0)
Feld im Dokument setzen:
dim ret_eval as Variant
dim doc as NotesDocument
... set doc...
ret_eval = Evaluate( |FIELD User := @Username;@True|, doc )
Einschränkung:
@Functions that affect the user interface do not work in the Evaluate method. These include: @Command, @DbManager, @DbName, @DbTitle, @DDEExecute, @DDEInitiate, @DDEPoke, @DDETerminate, @DialogBox, @PickList, @PostedCommand, @Prompt, and @ViewTitle.
Andreas