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Controls Collection Archiving
Posted: 19 Mar 07 8:52 AM
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fiogf49gjkf0d Before I re-invent the wheel here, does anyone have a method they use to document the types and names of the controls on their forms as well as the Properties of those controls? I started to loop through objControls to get names and types, but am coming up short on syntax to loop through properties. Thank you in advance! Michael |
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Re: Controls Collection Archiving
Posted: 19 Mar 07 12:05 PM
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fiogf49gjkf0d The problem is that there isn't an easy way to "loop" through the properties. You could use
Select Case TypeName(objControl)
Case "TextBox"
' hard code specific properties for TextBox
Case "Button"
' hard code specific properties for Button
End Select
' now handle all generic properties that apply to all controls
' etc...
It is were me, I'd do it outside in .NET, gen a interop library for the SlxControls.ocx and then reflect the properties. That'd be the way to do it.  |
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Re: Controls Collection Archiving
Posted: 19 Mar 07 1:05 PM
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fiogf49gjkf0d Ryan, Thanks for the help. As it turns out it may be a moot point: as an example, the bound fields show as blank (objControls(2).text = ""). May just be one of those " you can't get there from here" issues.  |
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