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ICS.GetList

Retrieves the IList object for the given list name.

This method does not create a list; it retrieves an existing list from among those known to Sites. There are two variants of this method:

• GetList (Variant 1) , which retrieves a specified IList and sets the IList's cursor to the first position.

• GetList (Variant 2) , which retrieves a specified IList and can maintain the current position in the list.

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ICS.GetList

Retrieves the IList object for the given list name.

Syntax

public IList 
GetList(String listname)

Parameters

listname

The name of the list.

Description

The GetList method retrieves the IList object for the given list name. This method does not create a list, it retrieves an existing list from among those known to Sites. By default, cursor is set to first position in the list.

Returns

The requested IList, or null if it does not exist.

Example

The following code gets a list whose name is passed in the variable theListName:

String sListName = ics.GetVar("theListName");
IList theList = ics.GetList(sListName);

See Also

CopyList

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ICS.GetList

Retrieves the IList object for the given list name.

Syntax

public IList 
GetList(String listname,
        Boolean reset)

Parameters

listname

The name of the list.

reset

A value of true sets the cursor to the first position in the list. A value of false maintains the current position in the list.

Description

The GetList method retrieves the IList object for the given list name. This method does not create a list, it retrieves an existing list from among those known to Sites.

Returns

The requested IList, or null if it does not exist.

Example

The following code gets a list whose name is passed in the variable theListName:

String sListName = ics.GetVar("theListName");
IList theList = ics.GetList(sListName, true);

See Also

CopyList , RegisterList , RenameList

 

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