Re: Array Grid
"valery_vi" <[email protected]>
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I'm sorry. However I can't find question in your message. You can use listview according AutoIt help. Moreover, you can adapt code of my example ATable from Files/Misc of this group. Valery --- In [email protected], <marx.external@...> wrote: > > Hey gang, > > I have something that has me a bit stumped. I have an app I am > writing. In that app there are ~500 data items. Each of these data > items contains 7 points of information. I was trying to get them into a > grid array of some sort. I am able to get them into a list view but I > cannot find a command to let me search one of the columns for a > particular target. The data is coming from a SQL query. Originally I > was just performing on the fly queries for each bit of data as I needed > it but it caused delays in the GUI. So I thought I would pre-load the > data and then manipulate that array to get the pieces I need when I need > them. > > > > My data is coming from an OSQL query that dumps to a txt file with "|" > as the separator. I then 'filereadtoarray' that txt file and strip the > junk off the beginning and the end. > > > > I have considered keeping it as a compressed string in one array element > per line 'data|tag1|tag2|tag3|tag4...' but this would require splitting > the line every time I need to get any piece of it. The list view seemed > like a great way to do it but like I said I cannot seem to find a > command similar to '_GUICtrlListFindString' that works with list view. > So I thought to create a grid that was $Variable[100][6] so it would be: > > $Variable[1][1] = data > > $Variable[1][2] = tag1 > > $Variable[1][3] = tag2 > > $Variable[1][4] = tag3 > > $Variable[1][5] = tag4 ... > > > > Any ideas? Thanks! > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] >