Table

The table control looks like a spreadsheet. The grid is predefined with fields as
columns and records as row. In the table you control which type of data (control)
and which data (value) is presented in each cell.
The table control has related controls as a grid. Decide which of these controls
should be used in each cell of the table. Use the following two options for
specifying which control to use for each cell:

• Override the method editControl() and return a handle to the
control. This method has the actual row and column as parameters.
The kernel calls this method when the information is needed.

• Call the method cell() of the table control. Specify the actual row and
column as parameters. This returns a FormTableCell object. On this
object call the method editControl with a handle to the control as a
parameter. Use this to specify all the controls in a loop construction.

The specification of data in the table is performed in a similar manner.

• Override the method data() and return the actual value of the cell.
The method is similar to the editControl().

• Obtain the formTableCell object and call the method data().

The labels of the row and columns are specified by overriding the methodsrowLabel and colLabel of the table control.
An example of a table control is the form SysDateLookup which is used to
select a value in a date field.
The forms tutorial_Form_Table illustrates many of the functions related to the
table control and how they are programmed in X++. 

Best Regards,
Hossein Karimi