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Iniciado por Vlad, jan., 18 2024 3:00 PM - 6 respostas |
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Publicado em janeiro, 18 2024 - 3:00 PM |
Greetings,
Does Windev support looping through variables in a way like:
FOR i = 1 TO 8 IF Drill[i] > 0 THEN Info("Hello") END END
The main task is to check if Drill[1-8] has value. Tried Drill{i},Drill(i),Drill[i], Windev just will drop error "variable could not be found)
Thanks in advance! |
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Publicado em janeiro, 20 2024 - 12:25 PM |
Hi Vlad,
Did you define the array as follows: Drill is array of int //in case your "i" is an int ?
Best regards,
Volker |
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Publicado em janeiro, 22 2024 - 5:54 PM |
Volker,
no, just check if Widnev recognizing objects by looping with variable like: Drill[i]
I have text boxes like: Drill1,Drill2...
Worked before with software which supports that kind of looping.
In Windev I did it with arrays, also good way to do it, and super fast.
Thanks! |
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Publicado em janeiro, 23 2024 - 6:45 PM |
The software you used before … is called Clarion? At least it‘s exactly the same syntax. In Clarion these variables were called „groups“. But these groups are nothing else than arrays. 😊 I am still fighting with myself to replace Clarion by Windev. Probably I will use Clarion for booooring databases and Windev for attractive apps. |
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Publicado em janeiro, 26 2024 - 8:17 PM |
Ah no it was very specified software in industry field. Cheers |
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Publicado em janeiro, 29 2024 - 12:15 PM |
Hello Vlad, you can use indirection to loop variables or controls Take a look at https://help.windev.com/en-US/index.awp…
sMyVar1, sMyVar2, sMyVar3, sMyVar4, sMyVar5 is string= ("NoValue", "NoValue", "NoValue", "NoValue", "NoValue")
Trace("BEFORE", sMyVar1, sMyVar2, sMyVar3, sMyVar4, sMyVar5)
sVarName is string FOR i=1 TO 5 sVarName="sMyVar"+i {sVarName, indVariable}=sVarName+" value is "+(i*10) END
Trace("AFTER", sMyVar1, sMyVar2, sMyVar3, sMyVar4, sMyVar5)
Hope this helps Andrea |
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Publicado em fevereiro, 02 2024 - 8:36 AM |
Thanks Andrea Seems this is it, just it made in more heavy way |
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