Programmer Guide/Command Reference/PARSECELLMESSAGE - Revision history

Christian at 16:29, 25 April 2014

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	:* the variables whose names are stored in <var>rowvar</var> and <var>colvar</var>, respectively, will be set to the row and the column the cell message is referring to;		:* the variables whose names are stored in <var>rowvar</var> and <var>colvar</var>, respectively, will be set to the row and the column the cell message is referring to;

	:* the variables whose names are stored in <var>newlenvar</var> and <var>newvalvar</var> will be set to the length of the new value of the respective cell, and to this value itself, respectively; and, finally,		:* the variables whose names are stored in <var>newlenvar</var> and <var>newvalvar</var> will be set to the length of the ''new'' value of the respective cell, and to this value itself, respectively; and, finally,

	:* the variables whose names are stored in <var>oldlenvar</var> and <var>oldvalvar</var> will be set to the length of the ''old'' value of the respective cell (i.e. the value it contained before the edit reported by the message has taken place)		:* the variables whose names are stored in <var>oldlenvar</var> and <var>oldvalvar</var> will be set to the length of the ''old'' value of the respective cell (i.e. the value it contained before the edit reported by the message has taken place)

Christian at 16:27, 25 April 2014

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	PARSECELLMESSAGE <var>srcvar</var> <var>itemvar</var> <var>rowvar</var> <var>colvar</var> <var>newlenvar newvalvar</var> <var>oldlenvar</var> <var>oldvalvar</var>		PARSECELLMESSAGE <var>srcvar</var> <var>itemvar</var> <var>rowvar</var> <var>colvar</var> <var>newlenvar newvalvar</var> <var>oldlenvar</var> <var>oldvalvar</var>

	The <code>PARSECELLMESSAGE</code> command (aka <code>PARSECELLMSG</code>) facilitates parsing [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Dialog/DISPLAY_and_DIALOG_Messages#ListView_message\|cell messages sent by listview controls]]. The arguments are the names of variables with the following properties:		The <code>PARSECELLMESSAGE</code> command (aka <code>PARSECELLMSG</code>) facilitates parsing [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Dialog/DISPLAY_and_DIALOG_Messages#ListView_message\|cell messages]] sent by [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Dialog/Dialog_Controls#LISTVIEW\|listview controls]]. The arguments are the names of variables with the following properties:

	* the variable whose name is stored in <var>srcvar</var> contains the input to <code>PARSECELLMESSAGE</code>, i.e. the argument passed to the message name <code>CELLEDITED</code> or <code>CELLEDITEDBACKTAB</code>, respectively		* the variable whose name is stored in <var>srcvar</var> contains the input to <code>PARSECELLMESSAGE</code>, i.e. the argument passed to the message name <code>CELLEDITED</code> or <code>CELLEDITEDBACKTAB</code>, respectively

Christian at 16:26, 25 April 2014

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	PARSECELLMESSAGE <var>srcvar</var> <var>itemvar</var> <var>rowvar</var> <var>colvar</var> <var>newlenvar newvalvar</var> <var>oldlenvar</var> <var>oldvalvar</var>		PARSECELLMESSAGE <var>srcvar</var> <var>itemvar</var> <var>rowvar</var> <var>colvar</var> <var>newlenvar newvalvar</var> <var>oldlenvar</var> <var>oldvalvar</var>

	The <code>PARSECELLMESSAGE</code> command (aka <code>PARSECELLMSG</code>) facilitates parsing cell messages sent by listview controls. The arguments are the names of variables with the following properties:		The <code>PARSECELLMESSAGE</code> command (aka <code>PARSECELLMSG</code>) facilitates parsing [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Dialog/DISPLAY_and_DIALOG_Messages#ListView_message\|cell messages sent by listview controls]]. The arguments are the names of variables with the following properties:

	* the variable whose name is stored in <var>srcvar</var> contains the input to <code>PARSECELLMESSAGE</code>, i.e. the argument passed to the message name <code>CELLEDITED</code> or <code>CELLEDITEDBACKTAB</code>, respectively		* the variable whose name is stored in <var>srcvar</var> contains the input to <code>PARSECELLMESSAGE</code>, i.e. the argument passed to the message name <code>CELLEDITED</code> or <code>CELLEDITEDBACKTAB</code>, respectively

Christian at 16:25, 25 April 2014

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	PARSECELLMESSAGE <var>srcvar</var> <var>itemvar</var> <var>rowvar</var> <var>colvar</var> <var>newlenvar newvalvar</var> <var>oldlenvar</var> <var>oldvalvar</var>		PARSECELLMESSAGE <var>srcvar</var> <var>itemvar</var> <var>rowvar</var> <var>colvar</var> <var>newlenvar newvalvar</var> <var>oldlenvar</var> <var>oldvalvar</var>

	The PARSECELLMESSAGE command (aka <code>PARSECELLMSG</code>) facilitates parsing cell messages sent by listview controls. The arguments are the names of variables with the following properties:		The <code>PARSECELLMESSAGE</code> command (aka <code>PARSECELLMSG</code>) facilitates parsing cell messages sent by listview controls. The arguments are the names of variables with the following properties:

	* the variable whose name is stored in <var>srcvar</var> contains the input to <code>PARSECELLMESSAGE</code>, i.e. the argument passed to the message name <code>CELLEDITED</code> or <code>CELLEDITEDBACKTAB</code>, respectively		* the variable whose name is stored in <var>srcvar</var> contains the input to <code>PARSECELLMESSAGE</code>, i.e. the argument passed to the message name <code>CELLEDITED</code> or <code>CELLEDITEDBACKTAB</code>, respectively

Christian at 16:24, 25 April 2014

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	* the variables whose names are stored in the remaining arguments are where the parsed output of the <code>PARSECELLMESSAGE</code> command will be stored. Their meaning is as follows:		* the variables whose names are stored in the remaining arguments are where the parsed output of the <code>PARSECELLMESSAGE</code> command will be stored. Their meaning is as follows:

	* the variable whose name is stored in <var>itemvar</var> will be set to the number of the dialog item the message is referring to;		:* the variable whose name is stored in <var>itemvar</var> will be set to the number of the dialog item the message is referring to;

	* the variables whose names are stored in <var>rowvar</var> and <var>colvar</var>, respectively, will be set to the row and the column the cell message is referring to;		:* the variables whose names are stored in <var>rowvar</var> and <var>colvar</var>, respectively, will be set to the row and the column the cell message is referring to;

	* the variables whose names are stored in <var>newlenvar</var> and <var>newvalvar</var> will be set to the length of the new value of the respective cell, and to this value itself, respectively; and, finally,		:* the variables whose names are stored in <var>newlenvar</var> and <var>newvalvar</var> will be set to the length of the new value of the respective cell, and to this value itself, respectively; and, finally,

	* the variables whose names are stored in <var>oldlenvar</var> and <var>oldvalvar</var> will be set to the length of the ''old'' value of the respective cell (i.e. the value it contained before the edit reported by the message has taken place)		:* the variables whose names are stored in <var>oldlenvar</var> and <var>oldvalvar</var> will be set to the length of the ''old'' value of the respective cell (i.e. the value it contained before the edit reported by the message has taken place)

Christian at 16:24, 25 April 2014

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	* the variables whose names are stored in the remaining arguments are where the parsed output of the <code>PARSECELLMESSAGE</code> command will be stored. Their meaning is as follows:		* the variables whose names are stored in the remaining arguments are where the parsed output of the <code>PARSECELLMESSAGE</code> command will be stored. Their meaning is as follows:

	+* the variable whose name is stored in <var>itemvar</var> will be set to the number of the dialog item the message is referring to;		* the variable whose name is stored in <var>itemvar</var> will be set to the number of the dialog item the message is referring to;

	** the variables whose names are stored in <var>rowvar</var> and <var>colvar</var>, respectively, will be set to the row and the column the cell message is referring to;		* the variables whose names are stored in <var>rowvar</var> and <var>colvar</var>, respectively, will be set to the row and the column the cell message is referring to;

	** the variables whose names are stored in <var>newlenvar</var> and <var>newvalvar</var> will be set to the length of the new value of the respective cell, and to this value itself, respectively; and, finally,		* the variables whose names are stored in <var>newlenvar</var> and <var>newvalvar</var> will be set to the length of the new value of the respective cell, and to this value itself, respectively; and, finally,

	*- the variables whose names are stored in <var>oldlenvar</var> and <var>oldvalvar</var> will be set to the length of the ''old'' value of the respective cell (i.e. the value it contained before* the edit reported by the message has taken place)		* the variables whose names are stored in <var>oldlenvar</var> and <var>oldvalvar</var> will be set to the length of the ''old'' value of the respective cell (i.e. the value it contained before the edit reported by the message has taken place)

Christian at 16:23, 25 April 2014

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	The PARSECELLMESSAGE command (aka <code>PARSECELLMSG</code>) facilitates parsing cell messages sent by listview controls. The arguments are the names of variables with the following properties:		The PARSECELLMESSAGE command (aka <code>PARSECELLMSG</code>) facilitates parsing cell messages sent by listview controls. The arguments are the names of variables with the following properties:

	- the variable whose name is stored in <var>srcvar</var> contains the input to <code>PARSECELLMESSAGE</code>, i.e. the argument passed to the message name <code>CELLEDITED</code> or <code>CELLEDITEDBACKTAB</code>, respectively		* the variable whose name is stored in <var>srcvar</var> contains the input to <code>PARSECELLMESSAGE</code>, i.e. the argument passed to the message name <code>CELLEDITED</code> or <code>CELLEDITEDBACKTAB</code>, respectively

	- the variables whose names are stored in the remaining arguments are where the parsed output of the <code>PARSECELLMESSAGE</code> command will be stored. Their meaning is as follows:		* the variables whose names are stored in the remaining arguments are where the parsed output of the <code>PARSECELLMESSAGE</code> command will be stored. Their meaning is as follows:

	-- the variable whose name is stored in <var>itemvar</var> will be set to the number of the dialog item the message is referring to;		+* the variable whose name is stored in <var>itemvar</var> will be set to the number of the dialog item the message is referring to;

	-- the variables whose names are stored in <var>rowvar</var> and <var>colvar</var>, respectively, will be set to the row and the column the cell message is referring to;		** the variables whose names are stored in <var>rowvar</var> and <var>colvar</var>, respectively, will be set to the row and the column the cell message is referring to;

	-- the variables whose names are stored in <var>newlenvar</var> and <var>newvalvar</var> will be set to the length of the new value of the respective cell, and to this value itself, respectively; and, finally,		** the variables whose names are stored in <var>newlenvar</var> and <var>newvalvar</var> will be set to the length of the new value of the respective cell, and to this value itself, respectively; and, finally,

	-- the variables whose names are stored in <var>oldlenvar</var> and <var>oldvalvar</var> will be set to the length of the old value of the respective cell (i.e. the value it contained before the edit reported by the message has taken place)		*- the variables whose names are stored in <var>oldlenvar</var> and <var>oldvalvar</var> will be set to the length of the ''old'' value of the respective cell (i.e. the value it contained before* the edit reported by the message has taken place)

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	~~==PARSECELLMESSAGE==~~		PARSECELLMESSAGE <var>srcvar</var> <var>itemvar</var> <var>rowvar</var> <var>colvar</var> <var>newlenvar newvalvar</var> <var>oldlenvar</var> <var>oldvalvar</var>

	~~<code>~~PARSECELLMESSAGE <var>srcvar</var> <var>itemvar</var> <var>rowvar</var> <var>colvar</var> <var>newlenvar newvalvar</var> <var>oldlenvar</var> <var>oldvalvar</var~~></code~~>

	The PARSECELLMESSAGE command (aka <code>PARSECELLMSG</code>) facilitates parsing cell messages sent by listview controls. The arguments are the names of variables with the following properties:		The PARSECELLMESSAGE command (aka <code>PARSECELLMSG</code>) facilitates parsing cell messages sent by listview controls. The arguments are the names of variables with the following properties:

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==PARSECELLMESSAGE==

<code>PARSECELLMESSAGE <var>srcvar</var> <var>itemvar</var> <var>rowvar</var> <var>colvar</var> <var>newlenvar newvalvar</var> <var>oldlenvar</var> <var>oldvalvar</var></code>

The PARSECELLMESSAGE command (aka <code>PARSECELLMSG</code>) facilitates parsing cell messages sent by listview controls. The arguments are the names of variables with the following properties:

- the variable whose name is stored in <var>srcvar</var> contains the input to <code>PARSECELLMESSAGE</code>, i.e. the argument passed to the message name <code>CELLEDITED</code> or <code>CELLEDITEDBACKTAB</code>, respectively

- the variables whose names are stored in the remaining arguments are where the parsed output of the <code>PARSECELLMESSAGE</code> command will be stored. Their meaning is as follows:

-- the variable whose name is stored in <var>itemvar</var> will be set to the number of the dialog item the message is referring to;

-- the variables whose names are stored in <var>rowvar</var> and <var>colvar</var>, respectively, will be set to the row and the column the cell message is referring to;

-- the variables whose names are stored in <var>newlenvar</var> and <var>newvalvar</var> will be set to the length of the *new* value of the respective cell, and to this value itself, respectively; and, finally,

-- the variables whose names are stored in <var>oldlenvar</var> and <var>oldvalvar</var> will be set to the length of the *old* value of the respective cell (i.e. the value it contained *before* the edit reported by the message has taken place)