<Table>.EnumColumn (Function)

Returns the name of a column found in a Table or Treeview Table control.

Versions 16 and later

This function is now available for WINDEV applications in Linux.

New in version 16

This function is now available for WINDEV applications in Linux.

Versions 18 and later

This function can now be used to handle TreeView Table controls in WEBDEV and PHP sites.

New in version 18

This function can now be used to handle TreeView Table controls in WEBDEV and PHP sites.

This function can now be used to handle TreeView Table controls in WEBDEV and PHP sites.

Versions 20 and later

This function is now available for Android applications.

This function is now available for iPhone/iPad applications.

New in version 20

This function is now available for Android applications.

This function is now available for iPhone/iPad applications.

This function is now available for Android applications.

This function is now available for iPhone/iPad applications.

Example

// Name of third column found in the "TABLE_ProductTable" control
ResColumnName = TABLE_ProductTable.EnumColumn(3)

Versions 21 and later

// Handle the column via a Control variable
pCol is Control
pCol <- TABLE_ProductTable.EnumColumn(3)

New in version 21

// Handle the column via a Control variable
pCol is Control
pCol <- TABLE_ProductTable.EnumColumn(3)

Versions 21 and later

// Enumerate all columns found in the Table control "TABLE_ProductTable"
AColumn is Control
FOR nColumn = 1 _TO_ TABLE_ProductTable.Count(toColumn)
AColumnn <- TABLE_ProductTable.EnumColumn(nColumn)
Trace(AColumn.FullName + "//" + AColumn.Title)
END

New in version 21

// Enumerate all columns found in the Table control "TABLE_ProductTable"
AColumn is Control
FOR nColumn = 1 _TO_ TABLE_ProductTable.Count(toColumn)
AColumnn <- TABLE_ProductTable.EnumColumn(nColumn)
Trace(AColumn.FullName + "//" + AColumn.Title)
END

Syntax

<Result> = <Table control>.EnumColumn(<Column subscript>)

<Result>: Character string

Column name.
Versions 21 and later
This result can be assigned to a Control variable.
New in version 21
This result can be assigned to a Control variable.
This result can be assigned to a Control variable.
Empty string ("") if <Column subscript> is equal to the number of columns in the Table control + 1.

<Table control>: Control name

Name of Table control to use.

<Column subscript>: Integer

Subscript of the column, included between 1 and the number of columns found in the Table control + 1.
A WLanguage error occurs if this parameter is greater than the number of columns found in the Table control + 1.
To find out the number of columns in a Table control, use <Table>.Count.

Remarks

Use conditions

<Table>.EnumColumn can be used on:

a browsing or memory control,
a single-selection or multiselection control,

Reminder: Multiselection is not available for "classic" Table controls.

The different types of column subscripts

Two types of subscripts are available for the columns:

Subscript of the visible position: subscript of the column when running the window.
Creation subscript: subscript of the column when creating the control in the window editor.

These two types of subscripts are returned by <Table>.ColumnSubscript.

These subscripts are different if the columns have been moved by the user.

<Table>.EnumColumn is using the creation subscript of the column.

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