Access to Objects and their Properties

In iRidiumScript you can receive access to objects and their properties in a number of ways:

• Referring by indicating the upper level item:
  IR.GetItem("Page 1").GetItem("Item 1").GetState(0).FillColor
  • Page 1 - a first level item
  • Item 1 - a second level item
  • GetState(0) - a third level item(1 state)
  • FillColor - a fourth level item

• Referring by indicating the page:
  IR.GetPage("Page_Name").GetItem("Item_Name")
  • GetPage("Page_Name") - Referring to the page with the name "Page_Name"
  • GetItem("Item_Name") - Referring to the item which is located on the page we refer to

• Referring by indicating the popup:
  IR.GetPopup("Popup_Name").GetItem("Item_Name")
  • GetPopup("Popup_Name") - Referring to the popup with the name "Popup_Name"
  • GetItem("Item_Name") - Referring to the item which is located on the popup we refer to

• Referring to the item on the current page:
  IR.CurrentPage.GetItem("Item_Name")
  • IR.CurrentPage - Referring to the current page
  • GetItem("Item_Name") - Referring to the item on the current page

• Referring to the item through the variable:
  var item = IR.GetPage("Page_Name").GetItem("Item_Name")
  • item - the variable to which we assign the item we refer to
  • IR.GetPage("Page_Name") - Referring to the page with the name "Page_Name"
  • GetItem("Item_Name") - Referring to the item which is on the page we refer to

IR.AddListener(IR.EVENT_START,0,function()  //Event is activated at the application launch
{
   IR.GetItem("Page 1").GetItem("Item 1").Width = 100; //Referring by GetItem("Item_Name")

   IR.GetPage("Page 1").GetItem("Item 1").Height = 50; //Referring by GetPage("Page_Name")

   IR.GetPopup("Popup 1").GetItem("Item 1").Text = "This is text"; //Referring by GetPopup("Popup_Name")

   IR.CurrentPage.GetItem("Item_Name").Text = "This is item on current page"; //Referring to the current page

   var item = IR.GetPage("Page_Name") //Writing the object identifier into the variable

   item.X = 20; //Referring to the object property through the variable 
}    

Each item has several states and each state has its own properties. To refer to a property of a state use GetState(State_Number), where State_Number is the number of the state (numeration begins with zero):

IR.AddListener(IR.EVENT_START,0,function()  //Event is activated at the application launch
{
//Changing the text on the second state of the indicated item(as the numeration begins with zero the number of the second state is 1)
   IR.GetItem("Page 1").GetItem("Item 1").GetState(1).text = 'This is text on second state'; 

}