Edit output_row dynamically

[chou]

Hello, 

I am using tjavaRow, 

I have many output_row starting with VALEURUNITE, inspite of writing many times output_row.VALEURUNITE**** = input_row.VALEURUNITE

I looped, but I didin't knew how to edit the output_row value : 

for ( java . lang . reflect . Field field: output_row.getClass().getDeclaredFields()) {

if (field.getName().matches("VALEURUNITE.*")) {
output_row.[field.getName()] = input_row.valeur_unite_tmp;
}

}

Can you help me by telling me how to implement the output_row values dynamically?

[Anonymous]

It is not entirely clear what you are looking to do here. Can you elaborate please?

[chou]

I am trying to loop all output columns, then find ones that are finishing
with the word "valenturate" and then load all these output_row with a
value. My problem how to load these output_row?

Inspite of doing
output_row.1valenturate = 1
output_row.2valenturate = 1
output_row.3valenturate = 1
I want to do it on one step.

[Anonymous]

Ah I see. There are a couple of hacks to do this. See below an example of how to set every column to the same value without errors. I am assuming you can extrapolate to include your logic....

int count = 0;

for (java.lang.reflect.Field field: output_row.getClass().getDeclaredFields()) {
	if(count>1){
		field.set(output_row,"TEST123");
	}
	count++;
}

What the above does is very similar to your base code. I am skipping the first two fields because they are hidden fields that are not used,. Trying to set those will cause an error. The subsequent fields I know (in this example) are all Strings. 

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

An even better solution. All of my fields are called "newColumn", "newColumn1", etc, etc. In this example I am changing just one column called "newColumn".

output_row.newColumn = input_row.newColumn;
output_row.newColumn1 = input_row.newColumn1;
output_row.newColumn2 = input_row.newColumn2;
output_row.newColumn3 = input_row.newColumn3;

int count = 0;

for (java.lang.reflect.Field field: output_row.getClass().getDeclaredFields()) {
	if(count>1){
		System.out.println(field.getName());
		if(field.getName().compareToIgnoreCase("newColumn")==0){
			field.set(output_row,"TEST123");
		}else{
		 	field.set(output_row,field.get(output_row));
		}
	}
	count++;
	
}

[akumar2301]

looks intresting approach  @chou 

can you please let us know why you are trying to do this ? what is your complete use case?

[chou]

I am trying to do this, inspite of writing output_row many times for each case, here is the solution and it is woring great thanks to @rhall  :

int i = 0;
for (java.lang.reflect.Field field: output_row.getClass().getDeclaredFields()) {
if (i>1){

if (field.getName().equalsIgnoreCase("VALEUR_" + input_row.code)){
field.set(output_row,input_row.valeur_tmp);
}
else if (field.getName().equalsIgnoreCase("LIBELLE_" + input_row.code)){
field.set(output_row,input_row.Libelle_tmp);
}

else {

field.set(output_row,"");

}

}
i++;

}