How to get number of elements of a scrollbox

[Allow2010]

Hello,

i need to find out how many elements are shown in a scrollbox.

This is what the info tool gives me:

>>>> Control <<<<
Class:  TScrollBox
Instance:   1
ClassnameNN:    TScrollBox1
Name:   
Advanced (Class):   [CLASS:TScrollBox; INSTANCE:1]
ID: 6822152
Text:   
Position:   95, 356
Size:   1734, 295
ControlClick Coords:    314, 154
Style:  0x56000000
ExStyle:    0x00010000
Handle: 0x00681908

I considered something like ControlCommand, but it seems there is no function for this.

Can someone help me ?

 

[BugFix]

I'm sure, you don't mean a scrollbox!

Quote

A scroll box is a portion of the scroll bar that helps indicate your location within a document, field, or window. You can also quickly scroll through a page by clicking and dragging the scroll box to where you want to go.

May be, you mean a listbox?

[mikell]

I would try  ControlGetHandle + _GUICtrlListBox_GetCount

[Nine]

Normally a Scroll Box (like HTML ones) contains a long line of words that you can scroll up and down to see the whole content.  Is this what you got ?

[Allow2010]

4 hours ago, mikell said:

I would try  ControlGetHandle + _GUICtrlListBox_GetCount

OK, i tried that, i get the handle but getCount only returns 0.

It seems to be something different then a ListBox. It is like a box that contains buttons. If there are too many buttons i can scroll the box so i can reach every button.

Edited December 28, 2018 by Allow2010

[Allow2010]

i found a way that works for me. The tscrollbox1 contains elements named TEmployeeButton1 to TEmployeeButtonX.

I can check if an element exists by

ControlGetHandle("[CLASS:Panelname]", "", "[CLASSNN:TEmployeeButton" & $i & "]")

I just count the elements that exist. Not beautiful, but works.