I may be reinventing the wheel here, but I could find no method in dGrid to
find the column index for a column by using its DataField name.
getColByDataField() returns a column name but no index value. The problem lies
in using setValue() where a row and column index are needed. To get around this
I modified getColByDataField():
def getColByDataField(self, df,index = False):
""" Given a DataField value, return the corresponding column."""
try:
col = [(idx,self.Columns[idx]) for idx in
range(len(self.Columns))if
self.Columns[idx].DataField == df][0]
if index == False:
ret = col[1]
else:
ret = col
#ret = [col for col in self.Columns
# if col.DataField == df][0]
except IndexError:
ret = None
return ret
The default behavior is to return the same information as in the original
function. If index = True then a tuple is returned with the index and column. I
don't know if this is useful or not. If not I will create a private function to
do this and leave the original alone.
--
Adrian Klaver
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