Use dot notation to refer to members of user-defined types, user-defined classes, and product classes.

Syntax 1

typeVarName.memberName

Syntax 2

objRefName.memberName [ (argList) ]

Elements

typeVarName

A variable of a user-defined data type.

A member of a user-defined type, a user-defined class, or a product class. Class members may include methods, properties, and variables.

An object reference variable.

Optional. A list of one or more arguments; some class methods and properties require an argument list.

Use dot notation to refer to the members of user-defined data types, user-defined classes, and product classes.

When referring to the currently selected product object, you may omit objRefName. In some cases, you can use bracket notation, substituting [prodObjName] for objRefName. For more information, see your Lotus software documentation.

Note that dot notation is interpreted differently when it appears within a With statement. See that topic for details.

Example
See Also

LotusScript Language Reference: A through D
Class statement
Bracket notation
Type statement
With statement

Glossary