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Extracting all elements from listbox

terrylau

I got a list box that I want to extract out all the fields in it - its a list box with OPTIONS sort. Using axlFormListGetItem() with a 0 and -1 will only get me the first and last element of the list field. How do I go about to be able to extract out all the fields? Appreciate any help as still kinda new to SKILL.                

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  • Thanks, Chris.. it works great and helps me lots. Want to ask as I'm writing the results to a text file using fprintf (form " %L \n" tmpStr) function, it ended up something like this :

    "test1"
    "test2"
    "test3"
    nil

    How do I remove the "" signs and the last word nil as i just want the result to show :

    test1
    test2
    test3

    I've tried playing around with some of the values but can't seem to solve it... Thanks in advance.

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  • Thanks, Chris.. it works great and helps me lots. Want to ask as I'm writing the results to a text file using fprintf (form " %L \n" tmpStr) function, it ended up something like this :

    "test1"
    "test2"
    "test3"
    nil

    How do I remove the "" signs and the last word nil as i just want the result to show :

    test1
    test2
    test3

    I've tried playing around with some of the values but can't seem to solve it... Thanks in advance.

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