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PostPosted: February 11th, 2005, 9:58 am 
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Hi,
how can i calculate the number of index on a specific listbox (I want to know how much line (index) there is in my listbox and store that number in a variable).

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I found a way of doing this but it's not very elegant!

I could not find a direct way of counting the lines in a listbox so....

Copy the listbox to the clipboard
Read back into a text box
count number of lines in textbox
pass to new variable and display

Hope this helps

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Super ! That do the job.



thank you very much

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alternatively you could add a script action with the following line of code...

Variable = ListBox.GetLineCount()

where 'Variable' is the name of the variable where you want to store the number of lines and 'Listbox' is the name of your listbox object.


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Hi Alan,

Yes that's what I tried first, but could not get the function to work.
Have you tried it?

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me, i have tried it and that work too ...

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