on 05-14-2013 3:49 PM
Hello,
I am wondering how to get a datawindow's Object's Shape property. I am trying to pass this information on to a web-service to redraw shapes and managed to grab all info i need except for which shape is currently displayed. I know there is a datawindow lable. shape but i don't think that is it and it didn't work. Looking at the Datawindow source I can see that the different objects starts with their respective Shape naming I.e. rectangle, ellipse.
This might be a very simple question but I couldn't find an answer as of yet.
Thanks in advance,
Shai
ls_describe="DataWindow.objects"
ls_objects = idw_location.describe(ls_describe)
from the debugger:
value | r_7 | r_30 | r_23 | r_21 | r_4 | r_f7 | r_f6 | r_f5 | r_19 | r_8 | r_6 | r_12 | r_9 | r_33 | r_5 | r_1 | r_3 | r_2 | r_29 | r_f1 | l_2 | t_3 | t_1 | t_7 | t_32 | l_1 | t_2 | t_4 | t_5 | t_6 | t_10 | t_11 | t_8 | t_18 | r_f2 | t_19 | r_f3 | t_20 | r_f4 | t_21 | r_13 | t_12 | r_16 | t_15 | r_26 | t_25 | r_14 | t_13 | r_15 | t_14 | r_17 | t_16 | r_10 | t_33 | r_28 | t_28 | r_34 | t_35 | r_35 | t_30 | r_37 | t_36 | r_27 | t_26 | r_31 | t_27 | r_32 | t_31 | r_11 | t_9 | r_18 | t_17 | t_29 | t_34 | r_22 | t_39 | t_24 | t_23 | t_22 | t_40 | t_38 | r_25 | t_42 | r_36 | t_43 | r_20 | t_37 | r_38 | t_44 | r_24 | t_41 | r_39 | t_45 |
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ls_width = ls_objectname + ".width"
ls_width = idw_location.describe(ls_width)
ls_height = ls_objectname + ".height"
ls_height = idw_location.describe(ls_height)
??????
ls_shape = ls_objectname + ".shape"
ls_shape = idw_location.describe(ls_shape)
There is no "shape" attribute. You might look at the "type" attribute, which would return one of the following:
datawindow
bitmap (for Picture)
button
column
compute (for Computed Field)
graph
groupbox
line
ole
ellipse (for Oval)
rectangle
report
roundrectangle
tableblob
text
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