Bundt Scripting Reference · Bundt Scripting Language version 1.0.1.0

alter enum type statement

Alters an existing enumerated item and puts it in context.

The enumerated type owning the enumerated item is also put in context.

alter enum item [EnumItemName] as [name Name] [definition Definition] [comments Comments] [tagged [without WithoutTagList] [with WithTagList] ]

Element	Type	Optionality	Notes
`EnumItemName`	`Enumerated item name`	Optional. If no enumerated item name is specified, the enumerated item in context is used. If no enumerated item is in context, an error occurs.	Specifies the existing enumerated item to be altered.
`Name`	`Expression<Identifier>` or `Expression<Dictionary<Identifier>>`	Optional. If no name is specified, the current one is maintained.	Specifies the new name of the enumerated item, either as an identifier or in multilingual dictionary format.
`Definition`	`Expression<Text>` or `Expression<Dictionary<Text>>`	Optional. If no definition is specified, the current one is maintained.	Specifies the new definition of the enumerated item.
`Comments`	`Expression<Text>` or `Expression<Dictionary<Text>>`	Optional. If no commments are specified, the current ones are maintained.	Specifies the new commments for the enumerated item.
`WithoutTagList`	`Element name list`	Optional. If no tags are specified, no tags are removed.	Specifies the tags to remove from the enumerated item.
`WithTagList`	`Element name list`	Optional. If no tags are specified, no tags are added.	Specifies the tags to add to the enumerated item.

The enumerated item just altered.

Intent	Code
Alter an enumerated item to change its name	`alter enum item Colours.Blue/NavyBlue as name Navy;`
Alter an enumerated item to add some comments	`alter enum item Colours.Blue/Navy as comments "This is not being used properly.";`
Alter the context enumerated item to remove a tag	`alter enum item Colours.Blue/Navy as tagged without ToRevise;`