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Re: FindAll by alternative properties
When passing arrays of properties/values to FindAll, it will search by matching each property to each value. That is, FindAll(['WndClass', 'ClassName'], ['Button', 'TButton'], 20) will find objects that have WndClass='Button' AND ClassName='TButton'. What I need is the ability to write something like FindAll(['WndClass', 'ClassName'], 'Button', 20) and find objects that have WndClass='Button' OR ClassName='Button'1.1KViews0likes0CommentsFindAll by alternative properties
Hi! I am using the FindAll method to find all objects of a certain classes on a form. For example: Object.FindAll('WndClass', 'regexp:^((Button)|(TButton)|(TcxButton)|(TdxBarButton)|(TdxLargeBarButton))$', 20); But some of the objects that I need are not windows and do not have the WndClass property (for example, BarButtons from DevExpress). Because of this, I have to call FindAll twice, to search by WndClass and ClassName: Object.FindAll('WndClass', 'regexp:^((Button)|(TButton)|(TcxButton))$', 20); Object.FindAll('ClassName', 'regexp:^((TdxBarButton)|(TdxLargeBarButton))$', 20); My question is - it possible to call FindAll once to find objects of the specified alternative properties satisfies the condition. Something like this: Object.FindAll('WndClass|ClassName', 'regexp:^((Button)|(TButton)|(TcxButton)|(TdxBarButton))$', 20); Would be grateful for any advice.Solved1.2KViews0likes6Comments