ABAP objects, drilling down into methods/parameter/method/parameter...

Hello all,
When creating or changing purchase orders using the enjoy transactions ME21N and ME22N, I want to force the users to have the same delivery address on every line item. I have found and activated the BADI ME_PROCESS_PO_CUST. I have added some code in method CHECK and put a breakpoint on that code. The transaction is stopping on my breakpoint. So far so good.
Parameter IM_HEADER is of type IF_PURCHASE_ORDER_MM,
that has method GET_ITEMS,
that has parameter RE_ITEMS that is a table of of type PURCHASE_ORDER_ITEMS,
method GET_DATA
with parameter RE_DATA
with fields ADRNR & ADRN2
From inside of the method CHECK of BADI, what syntax do I need to create an internal table of the line item fields that are in parameter RE_DATA of method GET_DATA? I am just starting to work with ABAP objects. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Bruce

Uwe, thanks for the quick response.
Your solution,
DATA: lt_items      TYPE purchase_order_items,
           ls_item       TYPE purchase_order_item.
CALL METHOD im_header->get_items
   receiving
     re_items = lt_items.
Short version:
lt_items = im_header->get_items( ).
LOOP AT lt_items INTO ls_item.
do something
ENDLOOP.
got me very close to the solution. The table lt_items contain the number of entries corresponding to the actual line items. But the data element ls_item does not contain the fields I'm expecting from:
method GET_DATA ,
parameter RE_DATA,
type MEPOITEM.
How do I populate ls_item with the 197 fields from structure MEPOITEM?
If I knew more about ABAP objects, I'm sure I could easily change the code myself. But today, I need the generosity of others to help me solve this.
Thanks
Bruce

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