Returns an instance of the Window object corresponding to the next library window in the window collection of the application.
Applies to: Application object
[[Set] libWindowRet =] object.NextLibWindow () |
The NextLibWindow method syntax has these parts:
Part | Description |
object | Required. An expression, that returns an instance of the Application object. |
libWindowRet |
Optional. A Window type variable. |
Note, that FirstLibWindow method must be called prior to using the NextLibWindow method, otherwise the NextLibWindow method will return Nothing. The NextLibWindow method also returns Nothing when the end of the list of the library windows has been reached. It's convenient to use the NextLibWindow method together with the FirstLibWindow method to go through all library winodws open in the application.
This example contains a application-level script. The script displays the list of library windows and the list of libraries in each window.
' Declare variables Dim lib_wnd As Window Dim i As Integer ' Get the first library window Set lib_wnd = thisApp.FirstLibWindow() TRACE "===============================" While lib_wnd <> Null ' Display the ID of the window TRACE "ID = " & lib_wnd.ID & " :" ' Display the list of libraries in the current library window For i=1 To lib_wnd.LibsNum() TRACE " - " & lib_wnd.Lib(i).Title Next i ' Get next library window Set lib_wnd = thisApp.NextLibWindow() Wend TRACE "===============================" |
See Also |
FirstLibWindow method, LibWindowByID method, LibWindowsNum method, Window object |