aghrrr...'ControlType' problem

[Byak@]

gettext("Button1")

Sub gettext(name)
r=Control(name,ControlType(name)).text
Msgbox(r,"!")
End Sub

this code doesn't work!!i have error at

Control(name,ControlType(name)).text

why??? i can't use ControlType as type of control?

 

[Byak@]

for standart controls i can use
Code:
gettext("Button1")

Sub gettext(name)
obj.New1(False)
obj.FromControl(name)
r=obj.GetProperty("Text")
Msgbox(r,"!")
End Sub
'obj' is door object.but how can i use it for controls from other dlls?

 

[agraham]

The library needs to return a reference to the control, usually by either ControlRef or Value. Then you use

obj.Value = LibraryControl.ControlRef

or

obj.Value = LibraryControl.Value

If the library does not expose a reference then you could use obj.FromLibrary(....) but you would need to know the internal name of the control in the library which you could possibly get using .NET Reflector.

 

[Byak@]

thanks Agraham but i don't understand...
'LibraryControl' what it is?
please,can you modifi my cod with this metod?

 

[agraham]

'LibraryControl' what it is?

It is a placeholder for the name of the library control. I can't modify your code as I don't know what controls you are talking about nor their names.

 

[Byak@]

amm...i want universal code for any objects...it is not real?

 

[specci48]

Hello Byak@,

I think you are looking for something like this (see attachment; needs the door.dll).
This solution works for every "standard" control supporting the text property.


specci48

 

[Byak@]

Hello Byak@,

I think you are looking for something like this (see attachment; needs the door.dll).
This solution works for every "standard" control supporting the text property.


specci48

thanks but with 'standart' controls i haven't got problems(((

 

[agraham]

i want universal code for any objects

Try this http://www.b4x.com/forum/additional-libraries/4064-doorex-library.html#post23536