On Apr 3, 2007, at 12:02 PM, Len Morgan wrote:
Well, I'm getting close! Between locking the size and position and
setting vScroll to true, I can now create a variable length table
that will scroll if it get too large.
Next Problem:
How do I remove the groups when I do the next query? Can I get a
list of the groups that are within another group? Something like:
repeat with g in (the groups in group "resultsGroup"
remove group g
end repeat
I realize that the repeat command isn't "legal" but I think you get
the idea. I KNOW I've seen a command that will give you the list
of fields in a group (although I can't seem to find that either)
but I want a list of groups that are contained within another group.
You can check the number of controls in a group. Since the name of
the control contains the type of object it is you could do something
like this:
repeat with i = the number of controls in group "resultsGroup" down to 1
if the name of control i of group "resultsGroup" contains "group"
then
remove control i of group "resultsGroup"
end if
end repeat
I would start at the top and increment downward, since removing
controls from the group will throw off the count if you count upward.
HTH
Devin
Devin Asay
Humanities Technology and Research Support Center
Brigham Young University
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