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WinLineDetails (Property) In french: FenêtreDétailLigne
The WinLineDetails property allows you to get and change the name of the internal window used to display the details of a row in a Table control. Remark: The row is enlarged in height to display the internal window. The internal window is displayed below the data found in the row. // Click on [With Details]
TABLE_Order.WinLineDetails = "IW_OrderDetails"
TableExpand(TABLE_Order, 1)
Syntax
Finding out the internal window used to display the row details Hide the details
<Internal window> = <Table control>.WinLineDetails
<Internal window>: Name of the internal window Name of the internal window used to display the details of a control row. <Table control>: Control name Name of the Table control to be used.
Modifying the internal window used to display the row details Hide the details
<Table control>.WinLineDetails = <Internal window>
<Table control>: Control name Name of the Table control to be used. <Internal window>: Name of the internal window Name of the internal window that will be used to display the details of a Table control row.
The prototype of this internal window is as follows:
PROCEDURE MyWindow(<Parent table> is control, <Row number> is int)
These parameters are filled when selecting the row to process in the control. - <Parent table>: Name of the Table control used.
- <Row number>: Integer corresponding to the number of the row whose details are displayed.
Remarks - The height of the row that displays the internal window corresponds to the initial height of the row plus the height of the internal window in edit mode (InitialHeight property).
- The internal window is unloaded when the user collapses a row.
- The rows can be expanded and/or collapsed through programming with TableExpand and TableCollapse.
- You also have the ability to specify an internal window specific to a row by using the following syntax:
<Table control>[Row number].WinLineDetails = NameOfIWForTheRow
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