I was just looking for that one. And..
Yes for true trueitem, it can be used in complete replace of .item. (if
you don't want it to resolve the aliases that is).
- Austin Clow
On Jul 31, 2004, at 3:22 PM, Andrew Keller wrote:
If you look at a "f" var that you've previously gotten using
j.Item(idx), then it'll never be an Alias, because Item() would have
already followed (resolved) the alias. Instead, you must make sure
you're always using TrueItem in the loop. Then you'll get items that
can be an Alias, so you can skip them.
Do you mean use f.TrueItem(index) as a replacement for f.Item(index) ?
Do I use this whenever I do not want to resolve aliases?
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