Il 31-Ago-98, Nils Bandener scrisse:

>>
>> "...  if you use the CreateListEntries switch, this command will remove
>> all old entries from the listview and replace them by the entries in the
>> stem variable.  "
>
> If you use CreateListEntries. The descrition I made above, was in
conjunction
> with not using CreateListEntries.

 I am confused, wasn't the subject of that quoted documentatio the 
keyword "CreateListEntries" ???  Does the description belong to 
this keyword or it doesn't ?

>>  Summary:
>>
>>  - .count  sets the number of lines in a LV and the number of lines in all
>> the connected LVs.
>
> If CreateListEntries is specified

 Yes, I was talking about this.

>>  - An uninitialized element in the range STEM..1 -
STEM..count
>  > create a LV entry set to the default value.
>
> Again if CreateListEntries is specified. Otherwise, it is IMO quite
> useful if the old entry remains unchanged, if an element is
> unititialized.

 Yes, I was talking about this.

>>  ... -> Later addition:
>>
>>  Or...  Nils I have had another IDEA while observing the working of the
>> Setfield command:  actually there is no way to set a field to its
>> predefined value.  You may leave the actual 'CreateListEntries' working,
>> (changeing only the .count one) and add another switch to 'Setfield' to let
>> fiasco set a field to its predefined value when the corresponding compound
>> simbol inside a stem is uninitialized or when the name of the field is
>> given but not its value.
>
> Predefined value = initial content?

 Yes !

 Ciao,
   Giuseppe Chillemi



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