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  Vladislav Suvorov

  • August 17, 2016 08:48

  Hello,
  
  Problem with detecting multiple rows as one can be solved in two different ways:
  1)There is a checkmark "One line of text corresponds to one row" in Table element->Properties->Rows if all line items are actually one-line.
  2)You can also choose "Use master columns to detect rows" option and add master columns in the same menu but assuming the spaces between lines are extremely small that probably won't help(saying this in case not all line items are one-line). If you are not familiar with that option please look up information in Help:Appendix > Dialog boxes > Element Properties dialog box > Table rows
  Header on the attached image contains additional lines most likely because FlexiLayout didn't recognize two rows below the actual header as table and I can clearly see some kind of separator there(pat3.jpg) so that might be the cause. Please consider using this: Void IgnoreHorizontalSeparators() Ignores horizontal separators when dividing the table into rows. in pre-search relations of your Table element.
  More info on using various methods can be found in Help: FlexiLayout language > Specifying element properties > Table.
  Lastly, please attach screenshots of your Table element properties if solutions above won't work.
  
  Regards,
  Vladislav

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  kawrthik

  • August 17, 2016 18:57

  Hi Vladislav,
  ​
  By clicking the "One line of text corresponds to one row" checkbox fixed the 1st Issue. (pat01.jpg and pat02.jpg)
  Many thanks for that.
  
  The second issue (pat03.jpg) still persists even after including IgnoreHorizontalSeparators().
  I went through the help links and tried various methods but nothing seems working so far.
  
  Below are my efforts in pre-search relations of theTable element.
  
  //MinHeaderKeyElements(4);
  
  //Let r = Rect(242dt, 2024dt, 2214dt, 2162dt);
  //HeaderSearchArea(r);
  IgnoreHorizontalSeparators();
  MinRowVerticalGap(0.05dt);
  MinMasterColumnRowGap(0.05dt);
  SingleLineTable(true);
  
  
  So, I have attached the screenshots of Table elements and block properties.

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  Vladislav Suvorov

  • August 18, 2016 07:25

  Hello,
  
  For correct search area of Header please try restricting it using this method:

  Void HeaderSearchArea( Rect )

  Specifies the search rectangle for the header. If this function is used, the search area of the header will be calculated as the intersection of this rectangle and the one enclosing the search area of the whole table.

  You can combine found Static text elements(keywords) into one rectangle:

  Constructors

  Rect Rect( XCoordinate left, YCoordinate top, XCoordinate right, YCoordinate bottom )

  Constructs a value of type Rect from coordinates on the image. The boundaries of the rectangle are passed as parameters: left – left boundary, top – top boundary, right – right boundary, bottom – bottom boundary.

  It is possible to use other elements' bounds as Rect bounds(assuming you are using Static text elements to detect Columns and header it's rather easy to implement mentioned rectangle).
  If that still doesn't solve the problem please attach this(please see my attached file) for at least one column.
  
  Hope that helps,
  Vladislav

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  kawrthik

  • August 18, 2016 11:40

  
  Hi Vladislav,
  
  I tried the below code
  
  Let r = Rect(TH_Staffs.kwName.Left,TH_Staffs.kwName.Top,TH _Staffs.kwEnd.Right,TH_Staffs.kwEnd.Bottom);
  
  but getting below error when checking...
  
  Error: Error in position 93: Wrong parameters for function Rect.
  
  Am I missing something ?
  

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  Vladislav Suvorov

  • August 18, 2016 13:10

  And hello again,
  
  1)ElementName.Left(or any other edge) returns an interval instead of a coordinate so please try using ElementName.Rect.Left so that you receive X\Y coordinate as a result of this.
  2)ElementName.Left.Start\End also returns a coordinate but it requires knowledge of what FuzzyRectangle of a given element is(can be found in Help, also a part of answer "why ElementName.Edge doesn't work").
  
  Regards,
  Vladislav

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  kawrthik

  • August 18, 2016 20:36

  Hi Vladislav,
  
  Thanks. I was able to locate correct header using HeaderSearchArea() method. It works now.

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