Le 25/05/2011 08:53, Jean-Baptiste Faure a écrit :
Hi Cédric,
Le 23/05/2011 13:58, Cedric Bosdonnat a écrit :
[...]
It may be that it never worked properly before or that a tiny thing
changed in the way to get the list of properties. In fact that function
should try to get the properties in the following order of importance:
1/ UIName
2/ Name
The problem with the current algorithm is that it uses the last one
found in the loop... which isn't robust at all as it completely depends
on the order of the properties.
Hi Cédric,
It works if I add a break statement when UIName is found :
for(int nProp = 0; nProp < rProperties.getLength(); nProp++)
{
if(!pProperties[nProp].Name.compareToAscii("UIName"))
{
pProperties[nProp].Value >>= sRet;
+ break;
}
If UIName is found first then the loop terminates. Is it a good method
to fix the problem ?
Best regards
JBF
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