Thanks Colin_McCrae and baxatob for your replies and your interests,
The solution I am trying to test is not developped by our company, so like you I have no idea what classname they use or what Magics xpa is based on, accoding to what I've seen in object properties I guess it is a custom grid because every time I scroll down to the end list the grid looks for more older data and fill the grid so it an infinite scrolling and I think that make magics xpa grid a custom component.
the properties that I get gives me the columns count and the rows count(using the property virtualItemCount), but what I think is that methods like wValue or ClickCell used some Row count in their implemtation so without having the property wRowCount those methods cannot work.
I think as a solution I can hard code row count value suing vertualItemCount's value, To do this i wrote ;
Grid.wRowCount = Grid.VirtualItemsCount;
and i think that i do it wrangly because it gives me error, baxatob please can you help me to do it right
No-no-no!
Just use VirtualItemsCount property instead of wRowCount
That will check a single row (using the single loop in your original snippet).
It you want all cells, you'll need a nested loop.
(Pseudocode)
Loop Rows (Using item count)
Loop Columns (Using column count)
Get Cell/Item Value(Row, Column)
End Columns Loop
End Rows Loop
Please baxatob can you give me a short script to well inderstand what i sould do and thanks in advance
Try this one:
function Main ()
{
var Grid, Row, Col;
Grid = Aliases.yassineTableControlAlias;
for (Row=0; Row < Grid.VirtualItemsCount; Row++)
for (Col=0; Col < Grid.wColumnCount; Col++)
Log.Message (Grid.wValue(Row, Col).ToString().OleValue)
}The problem with that snippet as I think is that the wValue or ClickCell method is based somehow with the rowCount property,
Please click on Call Stack tab of your log, then double click on the first row and make a screenshot of the source code.