.ListIndex Dotfield
- Last UpdatedNov 07, 2016
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Sets or reads the index (Tagname or Number) of the currently selected item in the list.
When using a list box, an index of -1 indicates that no item is currently selected.
When using a combo box, an index of -1 indicates that the user has typed new text into the text entry field of the control.
Syntax
[ErrorNumber=]GetPropertyI("ControlName.ListIndex", Tagname);
[ErrorNumber=]SetPropertyI("ControlName.ListIndex", Number);
Parameter
ControlName
Name of the windows control. For example, ListBox_4.
Tagname
The tagname to which the index of the currently selected item is written.
Number
The index number that defines a specific item in the list.
Remarks
The index number defines a specific item in a list. Use the .ListIndex dotfield to set or determine the index of the currently selected item in a list or combo box.
This property is available only in run time.
Data type
Integer (read or write)
Applies to
List boxes and combo boxes.
Example
This statement retrieves the index of the currently selected item in the list box named "ListBox_1" and writes that value to the memory integer tagname MyListBoxIndex.
GetPropertyI( "ListBox_1.ListIndex", MyListBoxIndex );
See Also
GetPropertyI(), SetPropertyI(), .NewIndex, .TopIndex