4D v14.3GET LIST ITEM |
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4D v14.3
GET LIST ITEM
GET LIST ITEM
The GET LIST ITEM command returns information about the item specified by itemPos of the list whose reference number or object name is passed in list. If you pass the first optional * parameter, you indicate that the list parameter is an object name (string) corresponding to a representation of the list in the form. If you do not pass this parameter, you indicate that the list parameter is a hierarchical list reference (ListRef). If you only use a single representation of the list, you can use either syntax. Conversely, if you use several representations of the same list, the syntax based on the object name is required since each representation can have its own expanded/collapsed configuration and its own current item. Note: If you use the @ character in the name of the list object and the form contains several lists that match with this name, the GET LIST ITEM command will only apply to the first object whose name corresponds. The position must be expressed relatively, using the current expanded/collapsed state of the list and its sublist. You pass a position value between 1 and the value returned by Count list items. If you pass a value outside this range, GET LIST ITEM returns empty values (0, "", etc.). After the call, you retrieve: hList is a list whose items have unique reference numbers. The following code programmatically toggles the expanded/collapsed state of the sublist, if any, attached to the current selected item: $vlItemPos:=Selected list items(hList) Refer to the example of the APPEND TO LIST command. |
PROPERTIES
Product: 4D
HISTORY
Modified: 4D v11 SQL SEE ALSO
GET LIST ITEM PROPERTIES ARTICLE USAGE
4D Language Reference ( 4D v12.4) |
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