pdaughe Posted December 23, 2006 Posted December 23, 2006 If $LVFI_PARTIAL is specified, the left-most characters of each item's text are compared with the search string (i.e. item text BEGINS with search string). The documentation states that if only $LVFI_STRING is specified, the item text must exactly match the search string (i.e. exact match), unless other values are specified. Question: Is $LVFI_PARTIAL currently the only other "other value" that can be specified? That is, is there a value that can be specified to perform a "item text contains search string"?
PaulIA Posted December 23, 2006 Posted December 23, 2006 pdaughe said: If $LVFI_PARTIAL is specified, the left-most characters of each item's text are compared with the search string (i.e. item text BEGINS with search string). The documentation states that if only $LVFI_STRING is specified, the item text must exactly match the search string (i.e. exact match), unless other values are specified. Question: Is $LVFI_PARTIAL currently the only other "other value" that can be specified? That is, is there a value that can be specified to perform a "item text contains search string"?You'd have to look through all of the control text and look for the substring. I have added a function to Auto3Lib that will allow you to do a "StringInStr" type search for an item (or subitem). The next release will be either later on today or tomorrow if you want to take a look. Auto3Lib: A library of over 1200 functions for AutoIt
pdaughe Posted December 23, 2006 Author Posted December 23, 2006 PaulIA said: You'd have to look through all of the control text and look for the substring. I have added a function to Auto3Lib that will allow you to do a "StringInStr" type search for an item (or subitem). The next release will be either later on today or tomorrow if you want to take a look.Thanks for the reply! You bet I'll take a look! Thank you so much for your hard work.
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