public interface Texts extends java.lang.Iterable<Text>
Texts interface acts as a parent object for all texts that can be accessed from a form.
Individual texts are accessed using their text id.
When the id is not a valid Java identifier e.g. it begins with a numeric, the element can only be
accessed using the getText(String) method.
When running an event that forms part of a deployed component, only texts accessible from the component can be accessed.
All included texts can be iterated using the following code:
for ( var text in Iterator(texts.iterator()) )
{
log(text.text);
}
Examples:
text.Txt1.text = "Test";
texts.getText("1001").text = "Hello world";
event.owner.addMessageText(texts.message5);
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Text |
getText(java.lang.String textId)
Returns the
Text with id textId. |