Hi Christoph,
Christoph Jopp wrote:
the only thing to check the visibility of a control I could figure out
was the AccessibleStateType which holds values for certain states.
Thanks, that did it.
How did you find out? Just digging in a various places or rather experience?
I use the trick when generating documents from a dialog:
For different document types, different txtFields are vissible.
Contents of txtFields has to be put in userfields in the document.
I use the same names for userfields and txtFields, so use a loop to fill
all userfields ;-)
Works great, but if for one reason or another, a txtField is hidden but
not empty, the userfield may not be filled. So I needed a check on
visibility of the txtField. Thanks for that.
I'll find me some time later (...) to make some code-snippits for the
snippet-base.
Regards,
Cor
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