Sariali
13 years agoContributor
[bug] "mapped name" and "fully qualified name" in the same project
Hello!
My project ist generated with automatic mapping. Now I came to a place where I need the absolute addressing of an object because the mapping skips hierarchy-levels or something in that way and so I do not get to the desired object.
To determine the absolute addressing of the object I have started a fresh project and get the following value:
tdxDockControl :=
Sys.Process = ('SlideShow')
. MainForm.MainPanel
. dxDockSite.Window ('TdxVertContainerDockSite', '*')
. Window ('TdxHorizContainerDockSite', 'Toolbox, layout designers' Properties')
. DP_20080221_115605253.PreviewWindowView.Window ('TdxDockControl','', 1);
(Code verifyed!)
This piece of code I pasted in my original project. The object is not found!!!
So it is not possible to use "absolute adressing of objects" within a project with "automated genereted mapped objects"
or what I am doing wrong?
sincerly
Necip Sariali
My project ist generated with automatic mapping. Now I came to a place where I need the absolute addressing of an object because the mapping skips hierarchy-levels or something in that way and so I do not get to the desired object.
To determine the absolute addressing of the object I have started a fresh project and get the following value:
tdxDockControl :=
Sys.Process = ('SlideShow')
. MainForm.MainPanel
. dxDockSite.Window ('TdxVertContainerDockSite', '*')
. Window ('TdxHorizContainerDockSite', 'Toolbox, layout designers' Properties')
. DP_20080221_115605253.PreviewWindowView.Window ('TdxDockControl','', 1);
(Code verifyed!)
This piece of code I pasted in my original project. The object is not found!!!
So it is not possible to use "absolute adressing of objects" within a project with "automated genereted mapped objects"
or what I am doing wrong?
sincerly
Necip Sariali