<Looper>.AddLine (Function)

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Adding an empty row
Characteristics of the row
Position of added row
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<Looper>.AddLine (Function)

In french: <Zone répétée>.AjouteLigne

Adds a row at the end of a Looper control. The attributes of added row may contain tabulations.

Versions 15 and later

This function is now available for Android applications.

New in version 15

This function is now available for Android applications.

Versions 16 and later

This function is now available for WINDEV applications in Linux.

This function is now available for Windows Phone applications.

New in version 16

This function is now available for WINDEV applications in Linux.

This function is now available for Windows Phone applications.

This function is now available for WINDEV applications in Linux.

This function is now available for Windows Phone applications.

Versions 17 and later

This function is now available in Browser code.

This function is now available for iPhone/iPad applications.

New in version 17

This function is now available in Browser code.

This function is now available for iPhone/iPad applications.

This function is now available in Browser code.

This function is now available for iPhone/iPad applications.

Versions 18 and later

This function is now available in Windows Store apps mode.

New in version 18

This function is now available in Windows Store apps mode.

Versions 21 and later

This function is now available in Universal Windows 10 App mode.

New in version 21

This function is now available in Universal Windows 10 App mode.

Example

// Initialize the Looper control named LOOP_LOOPER1
LOOP_LOOPER1.DeleteAll()
HReadFirst(Product, ProdName)
WHILE HOut(Product) = False
LOOP_LOOPER1.AddLine(Product.ProdName, Product.Code)
HReadNext(Product, ProdName)
END

Syntax

Adding a row to a Looper control with attributes Hide the details

<Result> = <Looper control>.AddLine([<Value 1> [... [, <Value N>]]])

<Result>: Integer

Number of the added row,
0 if an error occurred.

<Looper control>: Control name

Name of Looper control to use.

<Value 1>: Type of associated attribute (optional)

Value of 1st attribute for the new row.
The different values must be specified in the order of attributes (description window of Looper control).
To specify no value for one of the attributes, use an empty string ("") or 0 (depending on the type of attribute).
An empty row will be added if none of these parameters is specified.

<Value N>: Type of associated attribute (optional)

Value of Nth attribute for the new row.
The different values must be specified in the order of attributes (description window of Looper control).
To specify no value for one of the attributes, use an empty string ("") or 0 (depending on the type of attribute).
An empty row will be added if none of these parameters is specified.

Adding a row to a Looper control without attributes Hide the details

<Result> = <Looper control>.AddLine()

<Result>: Integer

Number of the added row.

<Looper control>: Control name

Name of Looper control to use.

Remarks

Use conditions

<Looper>.AddLine can be used on a browsing or memory Looper control.

This function is not available for the Linear Looper controls. This function is available for Looper controls in browser mode only.

This function is available for Looper controls in Ajax mode, Looper controls in classic mode and Linear Looper controls.

<Looper>.AddLine can only be used in a memory Looper control.

Adding an empty row

Once an empty row was added, each attribute or each control must be initialized one by one.

For example:

For a Looper control with attributes:

// Add an empty row
Subscript = LOOP_LOOPER1.AddLine()

// Then, initialize the attributes
ATT_AttributeLastName[Subscript] = "Hobbes"
ATT_AttributeFirstName[Subscript] = "Samantha"
ATT_ColorAttributeFirstName[Subscript] = LightRed
ATT_AttributeAddressVisible[Subscript] = False

For a Looper control without attributes:

// Add an empty row
Subscript = LooperAddLine(LOOP_Looper1)

// Then, initialize the controls
LOOP_Looper1[Subscript].ControlLastName = "Hobbes"
LOOP_Looper1[Subscript].ControlFirstName = "Samantha"
LOOP_Looper1[Subscript].ControlFirstName..BrushColor = LightRed
LOOP_Looper1[Subscript].ControlAddress..Visible = False

For a Looper control without attributes:

// Add an empty row
Subscript = LOOP_LOOPER1.AddLine()

// Then, initialize the controls
LOOP_LOOPER1[Subscript].ControlLastName = "Hobbes"
LOOP_LOOPER1[Subscript].ControlFirstName = "Samantha"
LOOP_LOOPER1[Subscript].ControlFirstName..BrushColor = LightRed
LOOP_LOOPER1[Subscript].ControlAddress..Visible = False

Characteristics of the row

If a value corresponds to the result of a calculation, the numeric expression must be enclosed in brackets.
For example:

LOOP_CalculationZone.AddLine((53+29), (83-21))
Formatting attributes (e. g. color) that are not specified in the row display code are automatically reset.

Position of added row

By default, the row is added at the end of the Looper control.

If the Looper control is sorted (<Looper>.Sort), the added row is positioned in the Looper control according to the current sort.

Tips

Optimizing the referencing:
If the Looper control contains an image, add an "Alternative text" attribute. Its value can be defined by programming so that the referencing of your Internet site will be improved.
AWP page with a Looper control containing images to display in 100% mode:
In order for the 100% property to be taken into account, a border must be added to the Image control. To avoid displaying this border, the background color of the border must be identical to the background color of the page.

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