Arrays of field controls

Frank D. Engel, Jr. fde101 at fjrhome.net
Sat Nov 20 10:36:11 EST 2004


The other way to do it, if you want "nicer" names, is to have a 
separate (invisible) field or a property (of a card or stack) and list 
the field names in it, perhaps one per line.  Now you can do this:

repeat for each line ndx of field "fieldNames"
   put field ndx into array[ndx]
end repeat


This has the advantage of allowing you to more conveniently pick 
something out by name later on:

put array["Name"] & the lineDelimiter & array["Address"] & the 
lineDelimiter & array["City"] & ", " & array["State"] && \
     array["Zip Code"] into labelText

(as an example).


Obviously, you could also restore the array into the fields:

repeat for each line ndx of field "fieldNames"
   put array[ndx] into field ndx
end repeat

On Nov 20, 2004, at 10:10 AM, MisterX wrote:

> just name your fields as
>
> data1
> data2
> data3
>
> then in your loop
>
> repeat with x = 1 to azillion
>   put field ("data"&x) into array[x]
> end repeat
>
> if your fields are already alligned like having a field 1, field 2, 
> etc..
> you dont even need to name them!
> put fld x into array[x]
>
> cheers
> X[array]
>
>
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>> Sent: Saturday, November 20, 2004 15:53
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>> Subject: Arrays of field controls
>>
>> Dear Revolutionaries
>>
>> Is there some way to refer to a group of controls as if they
>> were in an array. Here's what I want to do ...
>>
>> I have several text fields for a user to enter information
>> and once they click "Accept", I want to store them in a
>> single array variable. I would like to be able to just
>> iterate over the list of text fields and store each entry in
>> the array, instead of having to go throughand explicitly
>> reference each text field.
>> That way, I can always add or remove fields without breaking
>> the logic, or use the same approach in other parts of my
>> program for different data.
>>
>> I apologise if this is an obvious question, I am still
>> evaluating Revolution for the 30 days.
>>
>> Best
>>
>> Gordon
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