TableViewFunctions::ActivateTableRow
Activate the specified row in the table.
Activate the specified row in the table.
Fields: [ ]=
Optional with Default Value
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Row
The row number to activate.
Activates the row to the one specified here
Examples:
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T, WINDOWNAME, COMPNAME, ACTIVATETABLEROW, 5
Activates row number 5
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TableViewFunctions::GetCellValue
Get the value of a cell at a certain row and column
The variable in the parameter will be set to the value of the specified
row and column.
Fields: [ ]=
Optional with Default Value
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VariableName
The variable that the data will be stored in.
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Row
The row that the data will be extracted from
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Column
The column that the data will be extracted from.
Examples:
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T, WINDOWNAME, COMPNAME, GetCellValue, VARIABLENAME, 1, 1
The variable VARIABLENAME will be created with the value of the cell
at location 1, 1 in the table.
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T, WINDOWNAME, COMPNAME, GetCellValue, "^VARIABLENAME", 1, 1
The variable VARIABLENAME will be created with the value of the cell
at location 1, 1 in the table.
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T, WINDOWNAME, COMPNAME, GetCellValue, VARIABLENAME, ^row=1, ^column=1
The variable VARIABLENAME will be created with the value of the cell
at location 1, 1 in the table.
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TableViewFunctions::GetRowCount
Get a count of how many rows are in the table
The variable in the parameter will be set to the number of rows
in the table.
Fields: [ ]=
Optional with Default Value
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RowCount
The variable that the number of rows will be stored in.
Examples:
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TableViewFunctions::SetSelectedColumn
Set the current column of to the one specified.
In the tableview the current column will be set to the one specified
in the command parameter.
Fields: [ ]=
Optional with Default Value
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Column
The column number that the TableView should be set to.
Set the current column to the one specified in this parameter.
Examples:
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TableViewFunctions::SetSelectedRow
Set the current row of to the one specified.
In the tableview the current row will be set to the one specified
in the command parameter.
Fields: [ ]=
Optional with Default Value
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Row
The row number that the TableView should be set to.
Set the current row to the one specified in this parameter.
Examples:
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TableViewFunctions::SetTableCellData
Set a specific cell to the specified value.
Set the cell at the specified position in the table to a specific value.
The user must make sure that the values indicated in the command are
valid as far as the row and column specification of the table.
Fields: [ ]=
Optional with Default Value
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Row
The row that the cell you want to set is in.
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Column
The column that the cell you want to set is in.
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TextValue
The text value to set the cell value to.
Examples:
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T, WINDOWNAME, COMPNAME, SETTABLECELLDATA, 5, 7, "Cell Value"
Sets the cell in the table at position 5, 7, to the value "Cell Value"
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T, WINDOWNAME, COMPNAME, SETTABLECELLDATA, 5, 7, ^CellValue
Sets the cell in the table at position 5, 7, to the value of ^CellValue
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TableViewFunctions::VerifyCellValue
Verify the contents of a particular cell at position
row, column.
The data is verified to equal the value of EXPECTED value
at the specified row and column.
Fields: [ ]=
Optional with Default Value
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ExpectedText
The value that the data in the cell is expected to equal.
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Row
The row number of the cell to be verified.
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Column
The column number of the cell to be verified.
Examples:
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T, WINDOWNAME, COMPNAME, VERIFYCELLVALUE, "The string to equal", ROW, COLUMN
The cell at ROW, COLUMN is verified equal to "The string to equal"
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T, WINDOWNAME, COMPNAME, VERIFYCELLVALUE, ^ExpectedString, ROW, COLUMN
The cell at ROW, COLUMN is verified equal to the DDVariable value
^ExpectedString.
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