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<Table>.EnumBreak (Function) In french: <Table>.EnumèreRupture Enumerates the breaks found in a Table control. // Lists the breaks of TABLE_MyTable
sBreakName is string
bPosition is boolean
nColNum is int
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let i = 1
sDesc is string = TABLE_MyTable.EnumBreak(i)
WHILE sDesc <> ""
sBreakName = ExtractString(sDesc, 1, TAB)
bPosition = ExtractString(sDesc, 2, TAB)
nColNum = ExtractString(sDesc, 3, TAB)
 IF {sBreakName, indControl}..Visible THEN
Trace(sBreakName, bPosition, nColNum)
END
// Next break
i++
sDesc = TABLE_MyTable.EnumBreak(i)
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END
Syntax
<Result> = <Table control>.EnumBreak(<Break index>)
<Result>: Character string - Description of the break for the specified index. This description has the following format:
<Break> + TAB + <Break position> + TAB + <Column number> - <Break>: Name of the break.
- <Break position>: 1 for a break header and 0 for a break footer.
- <Column number>: Number of the column that triggers the break.
- Empty string ("") if the Table control does not have any breaks or if <Break index> is equal to the number of breaks in the Table control + 1.
<Table control>: Control name Name of the Table control to be used. <Break index>: Integer Index of the search break, between 1 and the number of breaks in the Table control + 1.
If this parameter is greater than the number of breaks found in the Table control, the function returns an empty string (""). Remarks Use conditions <Table>.EnumBreak can be used on a Table control based on a data file or populated programmatically.
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