Re: tablelist itemtodict

Am 08.10.24 um 21:12 schrieb Manfred Stelzhammer:

Hi
 Thank's for your answer.
 I know, that I don't get the values from the table,
but I thought the first row is the first item.
The first row has the values "nix0 5 p-4 o0".
 I set the variable ::nix with {{nix0 5 p-4 o0} {nix11 6 p-3 o2}}
which is the listvariable of the table an which is shown in the first row in the table.
 I'll ask another question.
Who can I get all values of a row from the table with the columnnames?
 with: ".tbl rowcget 0 -text" I only get the value, but I'll get the columnname and the values like a dict.
  regards
 Manfred
  Am 08.10.24 um 18:50 schrieb Ralf Fassel:

* Manfred Stelzhammer <manfred@antispam.at>
| puts "itemtodict : [.tbl itemtodict 0]"

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| the puts command show me: % itemtodict : col0 0 col1 {} col2 {} col3 {}

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| I expected that I get "col0 nix0 col1 5 col2 p-4 col3 o0".

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| I'll get all values from a row with columnname like a dict.

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| What do I wrong or I don't understand?
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If I understand the 'itemtodict' command correctly, it will not return
the values of the *table*, but from the *item* you passed to it.
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   https://www.nemethi.de/tablelist/tablelistWidget.html#itemtodict
   [...]
   The dictionary's keys will be column numbers or names, and the values
   will be the corresponding elements of the given item.
   [...]
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Since the only value in the item is '0', you get empty strings for the
rest.
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HTH
R'

 

The itemtodict subcommand expects as its first argument an item (i.e., a list of elements), not an item index.  To get and print the desired dict, use
     puts "itemtodict : [.tbl itemtodict [.tbl rowcget 0 -text]]"
or
     puts "itemtodict : [.tbl itemtodict [.tbl get 0]]"
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