AW: Tab Pane Object Identification

[Udo Sonnabend]

for static approach may be this helps to find out with fields belong to the same pane
but i couldn't figure out which pane number they belong

Calculate #L1 as $classes.tabtest.$objs.tab.$objs.$makelist($ref.$name,$ref.$objlink)

for instances this can be used
Calculate #L1 as $root.$iwindows.tabtest.$objs.tab.$listobjects()

regards, udo.



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Von: omnisdev-en-bounces at lists.omnis-dev.com [omnisdev-en-bounces at lists.omnis-dev.com] im Auftrag von David Ferri [davidferri at icloud.com]
Gesendet: Montag, 23. März 2015 19:11
An: English Omnis Listserver
Betreff: Tab Pane Object Identification

Hi All,

I need to notationally identify the contents (i.e. objects) contained in a tab pane object on a window.  I’ve been able to get the list of objects, but I can’t seem to find a way to identify what objects are on a give pane.  In other words, I need to know something like the following:

For:
Window (WindowName]
Tab Pane [TabPaneName]

I’d like to get a list something along the lines of:
Object 1        is on   Tab Pane 1
Object 2        is on   Tab Pane 1
Object 3        is on   Tab Pane 1
Object 4        is on   Tab Pane 2
Object 5        is on   Tab Pane 3
Object 6        is on   Tab Pane 3

Can this information be obtained notationally in design mode?  I’ve seen some references to getting the information during run time, but I’d prefer getting it by interrogating the objects in design mode if possible.

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