yttrium Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 28, 2013 #1 Simply a property field for objects that would support it. For example, a Spinner would have Spinner.Content (which doesn't exist right now), which is a List field. Normally this can be written (as compared to the syntax and methodology of other objects) to with Spinner.AddAll, but there's no way to actually retrieve a list of items this way, only set it. For example, say I want to define a Spinner from a list: Code: Copy Dim x As List x.Initialize2(Array As String("1", "2", "3", "4")) Spinner.AddAll(x) However, I want to be able to also pull the contents of said Spinner and compile it TO a list. Currently, I have to do: Code: Copy Dim z As List z.Initialize For count = 0 To VariantBox.Size - 1 z.Add(VariantBox.GetItem(count)) Next But I'd like to be able to do the following: Code: Copy Dim x As List x.Initialize2(Spinner.Content)
Simply a property field for objects that would support it. For example, a Spinner would have Spinner.Content (which doesn't exist right now), which is a List field. Normally this can be written (as compared to the syntax and methodology of other objects) to with Spinner.AddAll, but there's no way to actually retrieve a list of items this way, only set it. For example, say I want to define a Spinner from a list: Code: Copy Dim x As List x.Initialize2(Array As String("1", "2", "3", "4")) Spinner.AddAll(x) However, I want to be able to also pull the contents of said Spinner and compile it TO a list. Currently, I have to do: Code: Copy Dim z As List z.Initialize For count = 0 To VariantBox.Size - 1 z.Add(VariantBox.GetItem(count)) Next But I'd like to be able to do the following: Code: Copy Dim x As List x.Initialize2(Spinner.Content)
