Move() Method of the ValueTable

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John Smith

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Oct 03, 2011 04:11 PM

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I need to manually arrange rows in the ValueTable. There is a method named Move(). It receives an index of the current row and the moving direction. I spent a lot of time to find the way to get an index of the current row and this is where I am:

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Procedure MoveDown(Command)
    Index = Items.PricesTable.CurrentRow;
    If Index = Object.PricesTable.Count() - 1 Then
        Return;
    EndIf;
    Object.PricesTable.Move(Index, 1);
    Items.PricesTable.CurrentRow = Index+1;
EndProcedure

I’m doing the following: selecting a row which I would like to move (by clicking on it), clicking on the MoveDown button. The selected row is moving down, but the selection stays where it was. If I remove the last line:

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Items.PricesTable.CurrentRow = Index+1;

The selection moves, but the row index does not update. So when I click multiple times only two last rows do change places. How to fix it?

Timofey Bugaevsky

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Oct 03, 2011 04:34 PM

Timofey Bugaevsky

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This is because CurrentRow returns not the row index, but the unique ID of the collection item. This ID is not assigned to the item position in the collection. Use the following code:

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RowID = Items.PricesTable.CurrentRow; Index = Object.PricesTable.IndexOf(Object.PricesTable.FindByID(RowID));

And do not use your last line.

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