At 05:39 PM 4/9/99 -0500, Bill Simms wrote:
>DJay,
>
>A Repeated can be populated via code. A repeated, not bound to a
>dataobject, will repeat MaxDisplayRows (studio repeated property) unless
>you provide custom code. In the onBeforeRowDisplayEvent for the repeated
>is where you will want to place your custom code:
>
>public int YourRepeated_onBeforeRowDisplayEvent(CSpDataDrivenVisualEvent
>event) {
>
> int rowIndex = event.getRowIndex(); // This int will contain
>the row that the repeated is on (zero based)
>
> // Use the rowIndex to index into your array
> val.put( yourArray[ rowIndex] );
>
> // This will set the display field "StaticText1" that is in the
>repeated to the yourArray value (the asterisk is important)
> setDisplayFieldValue("*StaticText1", val );
>
> return PROCEED;
>}
>
>CSpString val = new CSpString("");
>
>
>If the rowIndex is out of bounds for your array then just return SKIP
>instead of PROCEED and the repeated wont display a row.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Better to return STOP, which will terminate display processing for the
CSpRepeated. SKIP will cause row processing to be attempted again, with
the next value of rowIndex.
-- Curt Springer, team ND
>
>
>
>Bill Simms
>Millennium Consulting
>
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