Object PmaDataTable (Data Table)
This object inherits properties, methods and events of the
PmaObject object.
Properties and methods of this object:
Properties and methods inherited from the PmaObject object:
AddEvent() | Registers a function into the specified event |
GetInfo() | Returns the Info object with the specified name |
GetOwnedByIndex() | Returns the subobject defined by its index |
GetOwnedByName() | Returns reference to the subobject defined by its name |
GetOwnedByType() | Returns an array of references to the subobjects |
GetOwnedNum() | Returns number of subobjects in the object |
GetPar() | Reading the value of the Pma object parameter (or its parents) |
GetPathName() | Object name with the path to this object |
GetPermission() | Returns permission of corresponding operation from object |
Methods | Access to designer methods of this object |
Name | Object name (without the path) |
Parent | Returns reference to the parent Pma object |
Pm() | Returns reference to the Pma object or to its implementation subobject |
RemoveEvent() | Unregisters the function in the specified event |
Root | Returns reference to the root application object PmaRoot |
Events inherited from the PmaObject object:
onStart | Is triggered for each object in runtime only once at the beginning |
onStop | Is triggered for each Pma object in runtime only once at the stop of the application |
Configuration tabs:
Object | General information about the object |
Events | Definition of object events algorithms |
DataTable | Definition of the data table range |
Columns | Definition of table columns |
Permissions | Object permissions |
Web server | The link-up of the object to Web server |
History:
Pm9.00.00: Object name changed:
PmDataTable ->
PmaDataTable
Pm8.03.15: The first column can now be defined as
Identifier type. This row identifier can be used for example in the
GetCellValue method for addressing the table cell.
Pm8.03.14: On the "
Columns" tab there is a new "
Read only" configurator for each new column. The variable in such column can be written only once and these variables are not included into the total variable count of the application. This fact then affects the type of
basic runtime licence to be used. See
"Read only" columns.