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 LISTBOX GET HIERARCHY 
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| LISTBOX GET HIERARCHY ( {* ;} object ; hierarchical {; hierarchy} ) | ||||||||
| Parameter | Type | Description | ||||||
| * | Operator |   | If specified, object is an object name (string) If omitted, object is a variable | |||||
| object | Form object |   | Object name (if * is specified) or Variable (if * is omitted) | |||||
| hierarchical | Boolean |   | True = hierarchical list box False = non-hierarchical list box | |||||
| hierarchy | Pointer array |   | Array of pointers | |||||
The LISTBOX GET HIERARCHY command lets you find out the hierarchical properties of the list box object designated by the object and * parameters.
If you pass the optional * parameter, you indicate that the object parameter is an object name (string). If you do not pass this parameter, you indicate that the object parameter is a variable. In this case, you pass a variable reference instead of a string.
The Boolean hierarchical parameter indicates whether or not the list box is in hierarchical mode:
If the list box is in hierarchical mode, the command fills the hierarchy array with pointers to the arrays of the list box used to set the hierarchy.
Note: If the list box is in non-hierarchical mode, the command returns, in the first element of the hierarchy array, a pointer to the array of the first column of the list box.
	Product:  4D
	Theme:  List Box
	Number:  
        1099
        
        
        
	
	Created:  4D v12
LISTBOX SET HIERARCHY
Managing Hierarchical List Boxes