how to use for loop for the values of ui_infield{3}

[Ady84a]

Dear all,

I have an array ( _stDrawerTypes[ ] ). The values are inserted dynamically by reading a text file.

is there a way in (ui_infield{3}) in order to use this array (_stDrawerTypes[ ]) for the values without manually typing _stDrawerTypes[1], _stDrawerTypes[2], etc

for example using for loop or other idea

! UI Script

ui_infield{3} "iSymbolType", 10, _yPosition, _infieldWidth, _infieldHeight,

_method, "5", 4, 2,

_infieldWidth, _infieldHeight, _imageWidth, _imageHeight,

1, _stDrawerTypes[1], "value 1",

2, _stDrawerTypes[2], "value 2",

3, _stDrawerTypes[3], "value 3",

4, _stDrawerTypes[4], "value 4",

5, .....................

6, ..............

thanks in advance!

[Jochen Suehlo · Accepted solution]

I use the following routine mostly always:

! MASTER-SCRIPT

DIM _typ_best_text[], _typ_best_pic[], _typ_best_value[]
i = 1
_typ_best_text[i] = "Schnitt 1 b" : _typ_best_pic[i] = "" : _typ_best_value[i] = i : i = i + 1
_typ_best_text[i] = "Schnitt 1 c" : _typ_best_pic[i] = "" : _typ_best_value[i] = i : i = i + 1
_typ_best_text[i] = "Schnitt 2 e" : _typ_best_pic[i] = "" : _typ_best_value[i] = i : i = i + 1
_typ_best_text[i] = "Schnitt 11 f" : _typ_best_pic[i] = "" : _typ_best_value[i] = i : i = i + 1

! ---------------------------------------------------------------------- !



! PARAMETER-SCRIPT

VALUES{2} "int_typ_best", _typ_best_value, _typ_best_text



! INTERFACE-SCRIPT

UI_OUTFIELD "Bestückungstyp", dx, dy + dyO, outL, outH, 1
UI_INFIELD{3} "int_typ_best", dx2, dy, inL, inH,
8, "",
0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0,
_typ_best_pic, _typ_best_text, _typ_best_value
dy = dy + led

! ......................... !

[Lingwisyer]

Looks like something you would use PUT GET for.

For i = 1 to drawers
PUT i, _stDrawerType[i], value[i]
next i

Do note I have no experience with infield{3} or using the put command with arrays.

[Ady84a]

perfect, thank you!

This is exactly what I was looking for. It worked like a charm.

[Ady84a]

thank you for your suggestion.

This is a good idea but I could not manage it with infield{3}  and the arrays.