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Just a quick question..
Following opening a text file in a separate definition (no classes used) I have a ‘table’ (i.e a frame) that has n rows (depending on what is in the text file).
As this number could be any number, is it possible to retrieve the number of rows afterwards since I have been given the task where I’m not to use classes but there cannot access the variables etc in the open definition.
Thanks.
I figured it out.
I used frame_table.grid_size() and have the columns and rows (7, 3).
Sorry for the dull question!