View(Object) Method

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Gets a View object relative to its title or its indexed position in the views of a given frame.

Syntax

Visual Basic (Declaration)

expression.View( _
   ByVal id As Object _
) As View object

where expression is a variable that represents a Frame Object

Parameters

id: A Variant String or Long

Return Value

A View objectThis is a View Object.

Exceptions

Exception	Description
IndexOutOfRangeException	This exception is thrown when the numeric value that is passed in does not match the 1 based array.

Remarks

When the id parameter is passed as a string, it specifies the title of a view. When id is passed as a Long, it specifies the 1 based index of the view in a given frame. The index value depends on the Workspace UI Preferences settings:

The index is based on the left to right progression of tabs. The user can rearrange this order by dragging tabs with the mouse.
The index is determined by the order in which the Windows are opened. The user cannot change this order.
There is only one view per frame.

For more about using the View method, see:

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Example

These examples get views based on index position and title text.

Visual Basic

'Get a view based on its index position 
Sub Test_ViewVariantIndex()
   Dim myView As View
   Dim id As Variant
   
   id = 1
    
   Set myView = ThisFrame.View(id)
   myView.TitleText = "Application"
 
End Sub
 
'Get a view based on its title text
Sub Test_ViewVariantString()
Dim myView As View
   Dim id As Variant        
    
   id = "Application"
    
   Set myView = ThisFrame.View(id)
   myView.TitleText = "Application"
 
End Sub

Reference

Frame Object
Frame Members
Overload List

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