4D v17
WP Table get rows
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- WP Insert table
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- WP SET ATTRIBUTES
- WP SET FRAME
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- WP Table append row
- WP Table get cellsUpd
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- WP Table get rowsUpd
- WP USE PAGE SETUP
- 4D Write Pro Attributes
WP Table get rows
| WP Table get rows ( tableRef ; startRow {; numRows} ) -> Function result | ||||||||
| Parameter | Type | Description | ||||||
| tableRef | Object |
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Table reference | |||||
| startRow | Longint |
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Position of first row | |||||
| numRows | Longint |
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Number of rows to get | |||||
| Function result | Object |
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New table range containing selected rows | |||||
The WP Table get rows command returns a new cell range object containing the selection of tableRef rows defined by startRow and numRows.
The startRow parameter points to the first table row to return, and the optional numRows parameter specifies how many rows to return. If numRows is omitted, the single startRow row is returned.
If startRow plus numRows exceed the number of rows in tableRef, or if startRow is greater than the number of rows in tableRef, the returned range contains the maximum possible rows.
You want to set a specific background color for the first two rows of a table, and modify the border of the third row:
C_OBJECT($wpTable;$wpRange;$wpRow1;$wpRow2;$wpRow3;$wpRow4;$wpRow5;$rows;$rows2)
$wpRange:=WP Create range(WParea;wk start text;wk end text)
$wpTable:=WP Insert table($wpRange;wk append)
$wpRow1:=WP Table append row($wpTable;"Paul";"Smith";25)
$wpRow2:=WP Table append row($wpTable;"John";"Richmond";40)
$wpRow3:=WP Table append row($wpTable;"Mary";"Trenton";18)
$wpRow4:=WP Table append row($wpTable;"Christopher";"Lee";53)
$wpRow5:=WP Table append row($wpTable;"Henry";"Cartier";42)
$rows:=WP Table get rows($wpTable;1;2)
WP SET ATTRIBUTES($rows;wk background color;0x00E0F0FF)
$rows2:=WP Table get rows($wpTable;3)
WP SET ATTRIBUTES($rows2;wk border style;wk solid)
WP SET ATTRIBUTES($rows2;wk border width;4)
To get a range of rows starting from the 10th to the end:
WP Table get rows(tableRef;10;MAXLONG)
WP Insert table
WP Table append row
WP Table get cells
WP Table get columns
Product: 4D
Theme: 4D Write Pro Language
Number:
1475
Created: 4D v16 R4
Modified: 4D v17
4D Write Pro Reference ( 4D v17)
