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<tt>zscript</tt> can access UI component by ID, in the following example,
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To access ui component in java code, you can use <tt>Path.getComponent()</tt> to obtain the mapping java object.
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To access ui component in java code, you can use <code>Path.getComponent()</code> to obtain the mapping java object.
  
 
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access UI component by ID


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zscript can access UI component by ID, in the following example,

<window id="win_1">	
	<zscript><![CDATA[  
		win_1.title="given by zscript";				
	]]>
	</zscript>	
</window>

the result will be:

given by zscript

To access ui component in java code, you can use Path.getComponent() to obtain the mapping java object.

Window win = (Window)Path.getComponent("/win_1");
win.setTitle("given by java");



Last Update : 2022/01/19

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