GanttGetTask (Function)

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Retrieving a task

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GanttGetTask (Function)

In french: GanttRécupèreTâche

Retrieves a task from its identifier in a Gantt Chart column (found in a Table or TreeView Table control).

Example

// Récupération d'une tâche pour la modifier
MaTâche is GanttTask
MaTâche <- GanttGetTask(COL_Gantt, "ID2")
MaTâche.Title = "Nouveau titre"

// Récupération d'une tâche
MaTâche is GanttTask
MaTâche = GanttGetTask(COL_Gantt, "ID1")
InfoBuild("Tâche récupérée: %1", MaTâche.Title)

Syntax

<Result> = GanttGetTask(<Gantt column> , <Identifier>)

<Result>: GanttTask variable

Name of the GanttTask variable from which the task characteristics are retrieved.

<Gantt column>: Control name

Name of the Gantt Chart column (in a Table or TreeView Table control) to be used.

<Identifier>: Character string

Identifier of the task to retrieve. This identifier corresponds to the Property ID defined in the Variable of type GanttTask.
A WLanguage error occurs if the specified identifier does not exist.

Remarks

Retrieving a task

To retrieve a task, you can:

use the "=" operator. In this case, you can find out the characteristics of the retrieved task.
use the "<-" operator. In this case, you can dynamically modify the retrieved task.

1st case: Using the "=" operator.

In this case, you can find out the characteristics of the retrieved task.

<Nom de la variable> = GanttRécupèreTâche(<Colonne Gantt>, <Identifiant>)

For example:

// Récupération d'une tâche
MaTâche is GanttTask
MaTâche = GanttGetTask(COL_Gantt, "ID1")
InfoBuild("Tâche récupérée: %1", MaTâche.Title)

You also have the ability to retrieve a task by using the following syntax:

<Nom de la variable> = <Colonne Gantt>["<Identifiant>"]

For example:

MaTâche is GanttTask
MaTâche = COL_Gantt["ID1"]
InfoBuild("Tâche récupérée: %1", MaTâche.Title)

2nd case: Using the "<-" operator.

In this case, you can dynamically modify the retrieved task.

<Nom de la variable> <- GanttRécupèreTâche(<Colonne Gantt>, <Identifiant>)

where Identifier is the identifier of the task to retrieve.

For example:

// Modify a task
MyTask is GanttTask
MyTask <- GanttGetTask(COL_Gantt, "ID1")
MyTask.Progress = 70
MyTask.ProgressColor = LightGreen

You also have the ability to retrieve a task by using the following syntax:

<Nom de la variable> <- <Colonne Gantt>["<Identifiant>"]

For example:

t <-COL_Gantt["ID1"]
t.BackgroundColor = LightBlue

Related Examples:

Complete examples (WINDEV): WD Gantt

[ + ] The "WD Gantt" example presents an advanced use of the Gantt Chart control.
This example is used to create a Gantt chart with tasks, links, cumulative tasks and milestones.
The tasks can be edited in a specific window.
The created chart can be saved in a file and reloaded thereafter.

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