VP Get binding path
História
| Release | Mudanças |
|---|---|
| 19 R5 | Adicionado |
VP Get binding path ( rangeObj : Object ) : Text
| Parâmetro | Tipo | Descrição | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| rangeObj | Object | -> | Objeto intervalo | |
| Resultados | Text | <- | Name of the attribute bound to the cell |
Descrição
The VP Get binding path command returns the name of the attribute bound to the cell specified in rangeObj.
In rangeObj, pass an object that is either a cell range or a combined range of cells. Note que:
- If rangeObj is a range with several cells, the command returns the attribute name linked to the first cell in the range.
- If rangeObj contains several ranges of cells, the command returns the attribute name linked to the first cell of the first range.
Exemplo
var $p; $options : Object
var $myAttribute : Text
$p:=New object
$p.firstName:="Freehafer"
$p.lastName:="Nancy" VP SET DATA CONTEXT("ViewProArea"; $p) VP SET BINDING PATH(VP Cell("ViewProArea"; 0; 0); "firstName")
VP SET BINDING PATH(VP Cell("ViewProArea"; 1; 0); "lastName")
$myAttribute:=VP Get binding path(VP Cell("ViewProArea"; 1; 0)) // "lastName"