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<rss version="2.0"><channel><category>pcsoft.us.windev</category><copyright>Copyright 2026, PC SOFT</copyright><lastBuildDate>7 Jun 2016 20:29:35 Z</lastBuildDate><pubDate>7 Jun 2016 16:25:45 Z</pubDate><description>hello from Italy and sorry for my very bad english&#13;
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I have 2 questions and I hope somene can help me&#13;
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1) is possible to have a "calculated reference" to the name&#13;
    of an object or a variable? I try to explain better:&#13;
    on a Windows I have 16 buttons called "BTN_BUTTON1",&#13;
    "BTN_BUTTON2" and so on&#13;
    I want to "turn off" or "turn on" ALL the buttons and my&#13;
    idea is something like this&#13;
    FOR x = 1 to 16&#13;
        BTN_BUTTON&amp;x = off&#13;
    END&#13;
    Obviously the second line is uncorrect, but I wrote it&#13;
    just to give the idea (in many languages I know how to&#13;
    "point" to a value calculating the variable name with a &#13;
    formula)&#13;
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    is this possible? or have you a better idea to suggest?&#13;
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2) is possible to know, in a procedure, the name of the&#13;
    "calling button"?&#13;
    in the above example: all my 16 buttons call the same&#13;
    routine and is enough, for me, to "read" the numerical &#13;
    index in the button name&#13;
&#13;
thanks to everybody&#13;
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Daniele, a true beginner</description><ttl>30</ttl><generator>WEBDEV</generator><language>en_US</language><link>https://forum.pcsoft.fr/es-ES/pcsoft.us.windev/58001-very-easy-variables-and-objects-referencing/read.awp</link><title>[VERY easy] variables and objects referencing</title><managingEditor>moderateur@pcsoft.fr (El moderador)</managingEditor><webMaster>webmaster@pcsoft.fr (El webmaster)</webMaster><item><author>fromweb</author><category>pcsoft.us.windev</category><comments>https://forum.pcsoft.fr/es-ES/pcsoft.us.windev/58001-windev-consulting-short-58008/read.awp</comments><pubDate>7 Jun 2016 20:29:35 Z</pubDate><description>Hi Daniele,&#13;
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yes, and yes :-)&#13;
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1. Look in the help for INDIRECTION&#13;
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2. Look in the help for the dbgxxxx family of function…</description><guid isPermaLink="true">https://forum.pcsoft.fr/es-ES/pcsoft.us.windev/58001-windev-consulting-short-58008/read.awp</guid><link>https://forum.pcsoft.fr/es-ES/pcsoft.us.windev/58001-windev-consulting-short-58008/read.awp</link><source url="https://forum.pcsoft.fr/es-ES/pcsoft.us.windev/58001-very-easy-variables-and-objects-referencing/read.awp">[VERY easy] variables and objects referencing</source><title>WinDev Consulting Short</title></item><item><author>bruno.jose.caires</author><category>pcsoft.us.windev</category><comments>https://forum.pcsoft.fr/es-ES/pcsoft.us.windev/58001-very-easy-variables-and-objects-referencing-58004/read.awp</comments><pubDate>7 Jun 2016 17:56:24 Z</pubDate><description>Hello,&#13;
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1) You can use indirection or create a group in the window (right click in the control and select the option 'Groups')…</description><guid isPermaLink="true">https://forum.pcsoft.fr/es-ES/pcsoft.us.windev/58001-very-easy-variables-and-objects-referencing-58004/read.awp</guid><link>https://forum.pcsoft.fr/es-ES/pcsoft.us.windev/58001-very-easy-variables-and-objects-referencing-58004/read.awp</link><source url="https://forum.pcsoft.fr/es-ES/pcsoft.us.windev/58001-very-easy-variables-and-objects-referencing/read.awp">[VERY easy] variables and objects referencing</source><title>Re: [VERY easy] variables and objects referencing</title></item></channel></rss>
