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From: Matt M. <mat...@ya...> - 2007-03-28 23:20:52
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--- Kwasir <kw...@gm...> wrote:
> Hi everyone!
>
> Can someone give me a hint how to get the ID of an
> selected Item in a
> list? Currently I do have a list and and adding is
> no problem. But when
> I select an Item, I do not find any method in the
> documentation, that
> gives me the ID of the current item, so that I
> can do "List.delete(self, aPosition)".
> So there should be some method which returns the
> aPosition, or a property.
> Am I too tired to see it?
>
> Thank you!
Lists in PythonCard are list any other Python lists,
and all the usual list comprehensions and methods work
just fine. Example:
If myList is the list in question and
"string_in_myList" is an element of the list, then
listIndex = myList.index("string_in_myList")
will assign the index of "string_in_myList" in myList
to listIndex.
Enjoy!
- Matt Minton
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