Hi,
the reason for this behaviour is the following routine:
::method onCheckboxChanged unguarded
expose Column.
use arg id, itemIndex, state
itemIndex += 1
say ID 'Checked row:' itemIndex Column.itemIndex.2 'state:' State
Column.itemIndex.4 = State
return 0
Any time a row is added this method is executed.
And here the cat biting in its own tail : list~check() cannot run before
list~addrow and list~addrow change indirect my parameter.
Any hint to solve this problem in a more elegant way than using a temporary
parm?
Regards
Roger
Von: Roger Bilau [mailto:s...@bilau.de]
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 26. September 2012 15:04
An: 'Open Object Rexx Users'
Betreff: [Oorexx-users] A strange behavior of the listview function
Hello,
currently I fight with the listview function. My first try was:
::method initDialog
expose Column.
-- Get a reference to the list view.
list = self~newListView(IDC_LISTVIEW)
list~addExtendedStyle("FULLROWSELECT GRIDLINES CHECKBOXES HEADERDRAGDROP")
list~insertColumn(0, "Select", 25)
list~insertColumn(1, "Column Name", 75)
list~insertColumn(2, "Column Type", 45)
do i = 1 to Column.0
trace ?i
say column.i.2 column.i.3 column.i.4 column.i.5
list~addRow(i, , , Column.i.2, Column.i.5)
If column.i.4 = 'CHECKED' then list~check(i-1)
say column.i.2 column.i.3 column.i.4 column.i.5
end
The trace output show this:
292 *-* say column.i.2 column.i.3 column.i.4 column.i.5
>C> COLUMN.I.2 => "COLUMN.1.2"?
>V> COLUMN.I.2 => "IDNR"?
>C> COLUMN.I.3 => "COLUMN.1.3"?
>V> COLUMN.I.3 => "CHAR"?
>O> " " => "IDNR CHAR"
>C> COLUMN.I.4 => "COLUMN.1.4"?
>V> COLUMN.I.4 => "CHECKED"?
>O> " " => "IDNR CHAR CHECKED"
>C> COLUMN.I.5 => "COLUMN.1.5"?
>V> COLUMN.I.5 => "CHARACTER"?
>O> " " => "IDNR CHAR CHECKED CHARACTER"
>>> "IDNR CHAR CHECKED CHARACTER"
IDNR CHAR CHECKED CHARACTER
ß-------------------------------------------------------
+++ Interactive trace. "Trace Off" to end debug, ENTER to Continue. +++
294 *-* list~addRow(i, , , Column.i.2, Column.i.5)
>V> LIST => "a ListView"
>V> I => "1"
>A> "1"
>A> ""
>A> ""
>C> COLUMN.I.2 => "COLUMN.1.2"?
>V> COLUMN.I.2 => "IDNR"?
>A> "IDNR"
>C> COLUMN.I.5 => "COLUMN.1.5"?
>V> COLUMN.I.5 => "CHARACTER"?
>A> "CHARACTER"
200 Checked row: 1 IDNR state: UNCHECKED
>>> "0"
295 *-* If column.i.4 = 'CHECKED'
>C> COLUMN.I.4 => "COLUMN.1.4"?
>V> COLUMN.I.4 => "UNCHECKED"?
>L> "CHECKED"
>O> "=" => "0"
>>> "0"
296 *-* say column.i.2 column.i.3 column.i.4 column.i.5
>C> COLUMN.I.2 => "COLUMN.1.2"?
>V> COLUMN.I.2 => "IDNR"?
>C> COLUMN.I.3 => "COLUMN.1.3"?
>V> COLUMN.I.3 => "CHAR"?
>O> " " => "IDNR CHAR"
>C> COLUMN.I.4 => "COLUMN.1.4"?
>V> COLUMN.I.4 => "UNCHECKED"?
>O> " " => "IDNR CHAR UNCHECKED"
>C> COLUMN.I.5 => "COLUMN.1.5"?
>V> COLUMN.I.5 => "CHARACTER"?
>O> " " => "IDNR CHAR UNCHECKED CHARACTER"
>>> "IDNR CHAR UNCHECKED CHARACTER"
IDNR CHAR UNCHECKED CHARACTER
ß---------------------------------------------------------------------
After one hour changing, reading, traceing I changed the source to this:
do i = 1 to Column.0
trace ?i
say column.i.2 column.i.3 column.i.4 column.i.5
if column.i.4 = 'CHECKED' then kk=1
else kk=0
ff=i-1
list~addRow(i, , , Column.i.2, Column.i.5)
If kk = 1 then list~check(ff)
say column.i.2 column.i.3 column.i.4 column.i.5
end
and got this trace output:
292 *-* say column.i.2 column.i.3 column.i.4 column.i.5
>C> COLUMN.I.2 => "COLUMN.1.2"?
>V> COLUMN.I.2 => "IDNR"?
>C> COLUMN.I.3 => "COLUMN.1.3"?
>V> COLUMN.I.3 => "CHAR"?
>O> " " => "IDNR CHAR"
>C> COLUMN.I.4 => "COLUMN.1.4"?
>V> COLUMN.I.4 => "CHECKED"?
>O> " " => "IDNR CHAR CHECKED"
>C> COLUMN.I.5 => "COLUMN.1.5"?
>V> COLUMN.I.5 => "CHARACTER"?
>O> " " => "IDNR CHAR CHECKED CHARACTER"
>>> "IDNR CHAR CHECKED CHARACTER"
IDNR CHAR CHECKED CHARACTER
ß--------------------------------------------------------
+++ Interactive trace. "Trace Off" to end debug, ENTER to Continue. +++
293 *-* if column.i.4 = 'CHECKED'
>C> COLUMN.I.4 => "COLUMN.1.4"?
>V> COLUMN.I.4 => "CHECKED"?
>L> "CHECKED"
>O> "=" => "1"
>>> "1"
293 *-* then
293 *-* kk=1
>L> "1"
>>> "1"
>=> KK <= "1"
295 *-* ff=i-1
>V> I => "1"
>L> "1"
>O> "-" => "0"
>>> "0"
>=> FF <= "0"
296 *-* list~addRow(i, , , Column.i.2, Column.i.5)
>V> LIST => "a ListView"
>V> I => "1"
>A> "1"
>A> ""
>A> ""
>C> COLUMN.I.2 => "COLUMN.1.2"?
>V> COLUMN.I.2 => "IDNR"?
>A> "IDNR"
>C> COLUMN.I.5 => "COLUMN.1.5"?
>V> COLUMN.I.5 => "CHARACTER"?
>A> "CHARACTER"
200 Checked row: 1 IDNR state: UNCHECKED
>>> "0"
297 *-* If kk = 1
>V> KK => "1"
>L> "1"
>O> "=" => "1"
>>> "1"
297 *-* then
297 *-* list~check(ff)
>V> LIST => "a ListView"
>V> FF => "0"
>A> "0"
200 Checked row: 1 IDNR state: CHECKED >>> "0"
298 *-* say column.i.2 column.i.3 column.i.4 column.i.5
>C> COLUMN.I.2 => "COLUMN.1.2"?
>V> COLUMN.I.2 => "IDNR"?
>C> COLUMN.I.3 => "COLUMN.1.3"?
>V> COLUMN.I.3 => "CHAR"?
>O> " " => "IDNR CHAR"
>C> COLUMN.I.4 => "COLUMN.1.4"?
>V> COLUMN.I.4 => "CHECKED"?
>O> " " => "IDNR CHAR CHECKED"
>C> COLUMN.I.5 => "COLUMN.1.5"?
>V> COLUMN.I.5 => "CHARACTER"?
>O> " " => "IDNR CHAR CHECKED CHARACTER"
>>> "IDNR CHAR CHECKED CHARACTER"
IDNR CHAR CHECKED CHARACTER
ß---------------------------------------------------------------------
The question is: what changed the value of column.i.4 from CHECKED to
UNCHECKED in the first source???
In my opinion both routine should work in the same way, but they dont.
Is this a bug or where is my mistake?
Regards
Roger
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