Hi everyone, I'm trying to implement a feature that needs to go through view's items and with each item, I need to go through its props.
Initially, I thoguht I could be able to handle it with a OnStartUp Event, and use a script for it, using something like:
aux_list = []
for item in view:
try:
aux_list.append(item['props']['params']['tag'])
#Here I'm trying to access the item's props/params/tag
except:
pass
#After that, I would be able to send this aux_list to what I want to do.
Is it possible? I found some solutions for Vision, but idk how to proceed in Perspective with it.
Very helpful, but I didn't find a way to access the items of another view, just using the self.view.rootContainer.children, but I want to pass the view path and go through its items instead, not just the self view.
You would have to obtain a reference to the actual view instance. There's no exposed way to do that for any arbitrary view path. From a live session object, you have a getPages()
method, and each Page has a getViews()
method.
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Now I want to create a dropdown list, and its options would be a list of all views on SubSystems.
I know I could just put manually as a parameter on MainView, but this functionality of going throught the views would optmize the maintence and future upgrades.
Was there a question in there?
Of course, I want to see if its possible to make a list of views as we have in Vision with system.gui.getWindowNames()
I'd argue that simple manually configured options/buttons make maintenance/upgrades easier than complicated scripts.They don't require as much documentation or knowledge of scripting functions.