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Push A through J onto stk1 stk1 is full Contents of stk1: JIHGFEDCBA stk1 is empty Again push A through J onto stk1 Now, pop chars from stk1 and push them onto stk2 Contents of stk2: ABCDEFGHIJ Put 5 characters on stk3 Capacity of stk3: 10 Number of objects in stk3: 5

1 From within Designer, choose Tools | Manage Security | Manage Access Restrictions or click Manage Access Restrictions from the toolbar 2 Under Available Restrictions, click New to create a new set of restrictions 3 In the Restriction Name box, enter European Data 4 Select the Table Mapping tab 5 Click Add 6 Use the Select button to launch the table browser or enter the default table name in the universe This is the name of the table that you will be replacing If you use the Table Browser, click OK to return to the New Table Mapping dialog box, shown next

Up to this point, the examples in this book have been using value types, such as int or double, as parameters to methods However, it is both correct and common to use a reference type as a parameter Doing so allows an object to be passed to a method For example, consider the following program:

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// References can be passed to methods using System; class MyClass { int alpha, beta;

Part II:

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Since the velocities are equal at the point q = b1 differentiating Eqs (225) and (226) yields b C1 = C2 - 1 b1 Solving Eq (229) and (230) gives C1 = Therefore for 0 < q b, displacement y1 = y1 = y1 = h 2 q b1b 2h q b1b 2h b1b (232) h , b1b C2 = h (230)

public MyClass(int i, int j) { alpha = i; beta = j; } // Return true if ob contains the same values as the invoking object public bool SameAs(MyClass ob) { if((obalpha == alpha) & (obbeta == beta)) return true; else return false; } // Make a copy of ob public void Copy(MyClass ob) { alpha = obalpha; beta = obbeta; } public void Show() { ConsoleWriteLine("alpha: {0}, beta: {1}", alpha, beta); } } class PassOb { static void Main() { MyClass ob1 = new MyClass(4, 5); MyClass ob2 = new MyClass(6, 7); ConsoleWrite("ob1: "); ob1Show(); ConsoleWrite("ob2: "); ob2Show(); if(ob1SameAs(ob2)) ConsoleWriteLine("ob1 and ob2 have the same values"); else ConsoleWriteLine("ob1 and ob2 have different values"); ConsoleWriteLine(); // Now, make ob1 a copy of ob2 ob1Copy(ob2); ConsoleWrite("ob1 after copy: "); ob1Show(); if(ob1SameAs(ob2)) ConsoleWriteLine("ob1 and ob2 have the same values"); else ConsoleWriteLine("ob1 and ob2 have different values"); } }

7 Position your mouse in the Replacement Table box Use the Select button to select the new table or enter the new table name in this example, SHEURO_SALES

Part I:

(231)

This program generates the following output:

8 Click OK to return to the Edit Restriction dialog box 9 Click Check All to verify that the table names exist in the universe structure 10 Click OK to save the table mapping 11 Apply the restriction definition to the user or group as in the previous sections

ob1: alpha: 4, beta: 5 ob2: alpha: 6, beta: 7 ob1 and ob2 have different values ob1 after copy: alpha: 6, beta: 7 ob1 and ob2 have the same values

(233)

The SameAs( ) and Copy( ) methods each take a reference of type MyClass as an argument The SameAs( ) method compares the values of alpha and beta in the invoking object with the values of alpha and beta in the object passed via ob The method returns true only if the two objects contain the same values for these instance variables The Copy( ) method assigns the values of alpha and beta in the object referred to by ob to alpha and beta in the invoking object As this example shows, syntactically, reference types are passed to methods in the same way as are value types