This is a piece of code :
...
ldwi = dw.GetItemStatus(l_row, s_colname,Primary!)
// ldwi has the value : NotModified!
dw.SetItem(l_row,s_colname,s_value)
dw.AcceptText()
ldwi = dw.GetItemStatus(l_row, s_colname,Primary!)
// ldwi has the value : DataModified!
li_RCode =...
Hello all,
Is it possible to add dynamically a column to a datawindow (type is grid).
I would like to avoid to use the CREATE function that will force me to work with the syntax.
Thanks for your help
Hello all,
I have to change the font.face and font.charset of a datawindow (grid).
But, when I change the property, it is done for the entire column and I want it line per line (and not all lines).
How is it possible ?
Thx
I would like to read (and write) environment variables the
application.
I have tried to use the API funciton GetEnvironmentVariableA but, if
I do not use a set beafore, the string is empty. I would like, for
example, read the value for the environment variable PATH.
Has anyone any idea about...
Is it possible to know the know the "redraw" status.
Code example:
Boolean lb_redraw
lb_redraw = "Redraw status of My DW"
dw_1.SetRedraw(false)
......... .......... > Instructions
........ /
dw_1.SetRedraw(lb_redraw)
Thanks
Here is a piece of code.
/--------------------------
u_dw ldw
string ls1, ls2, ls3
ldw = Create u_dw
li = dw_list.GetFullState(lbl)
li = ldw.SetFullState(lbl)
/------------------------------
This code returns -1
Is anybody know why ?
Thanks
How can I access an object in a DWObject having its name ?
Here is a little piece of code. dw_list is a Datawindow and dw_2 is a nested report in the datawindow.
//-----------------------------------
String ls_StringObjects
String ls_ListObjects[]
DWObject ldwo
ldwo =...
Hi,
I have a DW that contains a nested report that can contain a nested report, ....
I do not know how many reports are nested.
I would like to create a recursive function to access each report. I can not use here a dot notation (I do not see how I could).
So, have you an idea on How to do...
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