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| Display last row on Table Control |
| Iniciado por PRADEEP / Satin, 30,jul. 2019 10:50 - 3 respuestas |
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| Publicado el 30,julio 2019 - 10:50 |
I am populating the Table control with records using TableAddLine. The records are read from an external file.
Algorithm is as shown below:
BTN_getFileData
- fileID = fOpen(fileName)
Buffer = fReadLine(fileID)
LOOP -> TableAddLine(TABLE_myTable, Buffer)
IF new Line ADDED THEN
TablePosition(TABLE_myTable, gnCurrentLineNumber, taVisible)
fTrackFile(fileName, checkNewRecordsInFile, ftModifyFile)
Procedure to update Table with new records: checkNewRecordsInFile
fileID = fOpen(fileName)
Buffer = fReadLine(fileID)
LOOP -> TableAddLine(TABLE_myTable, Buffer)
IF new Line ADDED THEN
TablePosition(TABLE_myTable, gnCurrentLineNumber, taVisible)
The table needs to display the latest record added, by scrolling to the bottom of the Table, each time a record is updated.
This works fine within the BTN_name, but throws a fatal error when I try to update within proceddure
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Pradeep |
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| Publicado el 09,agosto 2019 - 19:48 |
gnCurrentLineNumber = TableAddLine(TABLE_myTable, Buffer)
TablePosition(TABLE_myTable, gnCurrentLineNumber)
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mjcc |
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| Publicado el 15,agosto 2019 - 23:57 |
Thank You Manuel.
If you see the question, TablePosition was setting to the last records of the table.
The problem was when I try to set the TablePosition within an interrupt.
To make it work, I had to invoke a Global procedure from the file modification interrupt.
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| Publicado el 06,septiembre 2019 - 12:00 |
Hi Pradeep,
not shure if I understood the question, but maybe this helps:
SendKey("^{END}" ,TABLE_myTable )
This will send a keystroke to the table TABLE_myTable, you can use this in your procedure.
HTH
Sebastian
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