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| List of functions for managing Looper controls |
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| There are two methods to populate Table and Looper controls programmatically... |
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| A Looper control populated programmatically is directly linked to lists stored in memory... |
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| Collapses all expanded breaks in a Looper control. |
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| Expands a break in the Looper control on a given row.
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| List of Looper control functions (prefix syntax) |
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| The statement FOR EACH is used to perform different types of browse on the controls (List Box, Table or Looper controls)... |
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| The "Image gallery" Looper control is used to manage the display of a set of images without programming... |
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| Adds a row consisting of an internal window at the beginning of an Infinite Looper control. The row is inserted before the first row in the Looper control. The scrollbar of the Looper control remains at the same position. |
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| Expands all breaks in a Looper control with break. |
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| Collapses a break that was expanded beforehand in a Looper control.
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| In Table, TreeView Table and Looper controls, the user can resize the height of rows, in read-only or in edit... |
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| Collapses all expanded breaks in a Looper control. |
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| Changes or returns the visibility status of the refresh bar in a Looper control. |
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On a given row of a Looper control: - collapses a break (if it is expanded),
- expands a break (if it is collapsed).
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| Changes or returns the visibility status of the refresh bar in a Looper control. |
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| A Linear Looper control is used to display a set of controls in a horizontal scrolling list... |
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| A report based on a Looper control is used to directly print the information displayed in the control... |
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| Adds a row consisting of an internal window at the beginning of an Infinite Looper control. The row is inserted before the first row in the Looper control. The scrollbar of the Looper control remains at the same position. |
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| Gets or sets the display mode of the internal loading window used when additional elements are loaded in an Infinite Looper control. |
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| This type of Looper control uses data from a data file or query... |
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| Gets or sets the display mode of the internal loading window used when additional elements are loaded in an Infinite Looper control. |
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| In a Looper control, a different content can be assigned to the Table, Chart, List Box and TreeView controls... |
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On a given row of a Looper control: - collapses a break (if it is expanded),
- expands a break (if it is collapsed).
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| Collapses a break that was expanded beforehand in a Looper control.
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| A Looper control is used to repeat the controls found in a specific area... |
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| Expands all breaks in a Looper control with break. |
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| Expands a break in the Looper control on a given row.
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| A List Box or Combo Box control can be used to display the content of a data file or query, to allow a user to select a record, for example...... |
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| A break in a Table control is used to group the data corresponding to one or more arguments...... |
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| The Table controls displayed in a window allow the end user to perform several operations...... |
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| This help page explains how to manage a multi-selection in a Table control.... |
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| This help page explains how to manage a multi-selection in a List Box control.... |
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| WINDEV applications automatically include a context menu for Table controls, TreeView Table controls and their columns...... |
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| The BrowsedItem property is used to:
Get the item used to automatically loop through Table, Looper, List Box, ListView and Combo Box controls, supercontrols and reports based on data files.
Change the item used to automatically loop through Table, Looper, List Box, ListView and Combo Box controls, supercontrols and reports based on data files. Then, the iteration is reinitialized.... |
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| A Table control can be used to display the content of a data file or query...... |
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| The FOR EACH statement is used to browse strings according to different methods... |
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| The FOR EACH statement is used to perform different types of browse on the associative arrays... |
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| The FOR EACH statement is used to perform different types of browse on the arrays... |
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| Selects one or more elements in a List Box, ListView or Combo Box control. |
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| Selects one or more elements in a List Box, ListView or Combo Box control. |
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| A Table control populated programmatically is directly linked to lists stored in memory...... |
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| The FOR EACH statement is used to browse the available values in the enumerations. |
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| The FOR EACH statement is used to run different types of HFSQL loops... |
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| Returns the index of the selected element in a List Box, ListView or Combo Box control. |
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| The FOR EACH statement is used to browse the available values in the combinations. |
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| The FOR EACH statement loops through a variable of type xmlReader in various ways:
Loop through a level.
Loop through a level with copy.
In-depth loop.... |
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| Returns the index of the selected element in a List Box, ListView or Combo Box control. |
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| The Empty property is used to determine if:
a Looper, Table, List Box or Combo Box control is empty. The control can be a browsing control or a memory control.
a Chart control contains no series.
a report control is empty (control linked to an item).
an array (or an associative array) contains no element.
an element of an associative array exists or not.
a queue, a list or a stack contains no element.... |
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| A query with parameters can be used...... |
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