How do I select all the list items?

Hi. I just need to know how to select all the items of several lists (4 in total). I intend to compare them all.

Thanks in advance

4 lists, 'listA' , 'listB', 'listC', listD

Condition > system > for .. name = "A" .. start index = 0 .. end index = ListA.ItemCount - 1

Sub Condition > system > for .. name = "B" .. start index = 0 .. end index = ListB.ItemCount - 1

Sub Condition > compare two values ... ListA.ItemTextAt(loopindex("A")) ... ListB.ItemTextAt(loopindex("B"))

That is for A with B. B with A is also done that way.

Do the same for A with C, A with D, B with C, & B with D

99Instances2Go

Thanks. I will try to implement it.

99Instances2Go

Just one more question: how can I do if I am using a same list with different IDs?

Thanks in advance.

ID's ? You mean instances of the same list ?

ID's ? You mean instances of the same list ?

Yes, sorry.

searchList.capx

searchList.capx

Thanks — but what I need is to get all the items of the list instances to compare them to know how many are equals and how many are not.

Edited: Sorry, korbaach for not having understood before that the solution for what I need is in the example that you did. Thank you.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/9mz79hlnpj30a ... .capx?dl=0

Thank you, 99Instances2Go!

Well, how exacter the question how less general the answer eh.

& yw.

Well, how exacter the question how less general the answer eh.

& yw.

I know. Sorry about that.

Do you know if is possible to compare all the list content to know how many lists are equal or not, instead the items?

For example: list1(orange, apple, pineapple) equal to list2(orange, pineapple,apple) but not equal to list3(orange, apple, pear)

https://www.dropbox.com/s/7b0cj47x15h2g ... .capx?dl=0

But, if you going to compare/evaluate that much with lists, it might be better to keep the base data in 1 array and use the lists only to display/select. In othere words, as the UI element they are meant to be.

dropbox.com/s/7b0cj47x15h2gpb/PokulusRift.capx

But, if you going to compare/evaluate that much with lists, it might be better to keep the base data in 1 array and use the lists only to display/select. In othere words, as the UI element they are meant to be.

Ok. You are right.

Thanks for the example (more one). In regarding to the comparison, I can use this same solution to compare all the lists together, right? I need an unique result (e.g. 10 results equals and 25 different). I believe so, but I would like to confirm that.

Edited: Just to be more specific: I am still talking about lists. In this case, imagine that I have 35 lists (10 equals/25 different).

Why would something that works for 4 instances not work for 5 or 6000 instances ?