On Fri, 7 Apr 2000, lf11 wrote:
> James Henstridge wrote:
> >
> > clist.get_row_data(row) returns the data you set with
> > clist.set_row_data(row, data). If you want to get the text in a cell of
>
> I used clist.append(row, data). clist.get_row_data(row) returns 'None',
> not the data in row
James Henstridge wrote:
>
> clist.get_row_data(row) returns the data you set with
> clist.set_row_data(row, data). If you want to get the text in a cell of
I used clist.append(row, data). clist.get_row_data(row) returns 'None',
not the data in row. Should I use clist.set_row_data(row, data)?
clist.get_row_data(row) returns the data you set with
clist.set_row_data(row, data). If you want to get the text in a cell of
the clist, use clist.get_text(row, col).
James.
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On Thu, 6 Apr 2000, LF11 wrote:
> data = clist.get_ro
data = clist.get_row_data(row)
Grrr. data == 'None'. It doesn't return the contents of the row,
_at_all_! Just 'None'.
In case this helps, I used clist.append(row, (dataForColumn1, column2))
to build the clist. Should I have used clist.set_row_data()?
Can anyone help?
Thanks!
-lf
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