How do I generate a list of objects used in a stack?

[arombauts]

Hello all!

I would like to get a list of objects used in a stack. What would be the script?...

Thanks in advance...

[bn]

Hi arombauts,
look at control

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put the number of controls 

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put the name of control 1

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put the number of controls of card 1

regards
Bernd

[arombauts]

Thanks a lot!

[dunbarx]

You can write something like:

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on mouseup
   repeat with y = 1 to the number of controls
      put the number of control y && the name of control y into line y of temp
   end repeat
   answer temp
end mouseup

[dunbarx]

You can also download the "wizard" stack from revOnLine

[arombauts]

Thanks all. Very easy indeed, as everything in RunRev...

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   put "Crd" & tab & "Ctrl ID" & tab & "Type" & tab & "Name" & return into field Display
   repeat with crd = 1 to the number of cards of this stack
      repeat with ctrl = 1 to the number of controls of card crd
         set the itemdelimiter to " "
         put crd & tab & the ID of control ctrl & tab & item 1 of the name of control ctrl & tab & item 2 of the name of control ctrl & return after field D
      end repeat       
   end repeat

[Mark]

Hi arombauts,

You might also like these handlers.

Best,

Mark

[lohill]

Here is a correction to arombats code to make it run:

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on mouseUp
       put "Crd" & tab & "Ctrl ID" & tab & "Type" & tab & "Name" & return into field "Display"
   repeat with crd = 1 to the number of cards of this stack
      repeat with ctrl = 1 to the number of controls of card crd
         set the itemdelimiter to " "
         put crd & tab & the ID of control ctrl of card crd & tab & item 1 of the name of control ctrl of card crd & \
         tab & item 2 of the name of control ctrl of card crd & return after field "Display"
      end repeat       
   end repeat
end mouseUp   

It also works nicely if field "Display" is a table field rather than a regular field.

Just trying to learn.
Larry