I would like to use an enumerator to populate a Combobox with Key/Value pairs. Its important that I hide the key from the user and display the value only. On selecting I would like to capture the key associated with the selected value.
The code looks something similar to this.
var
currentObj: ISuperObject;
enum: TSuperEnumerator<IJSONAncestor>;
while enum.MoveNext do
begin
currentObj := enum.Current.AsObject;
cboUserList.Items.Add(currentObj.S['key'],currentObj.S['value']);
end;
The key currentObj.S['key'] should be capture on user select of the value currentObj.S['value'] which is visible to the user on the cboUserList dropdownlist.
Any ideas?
A simple cross-platform solution would be to use a separate TStringList
to hold the key
s, then display the value
s in the ComboBox and use its item indices to access the TStringList
items.
var
currentObj: ISuperObject;
enum: TSuperEnumerator<IJSONAncestor>;
while enum.MoveNext do
begin
currentObj := enum.Current.AsObject;
userSL.Add(currentObj.S['key']);
cboUserList.Items.Add(currentObj.S['value']);
end;
var
index: Integer;
key: string;
begin
index := cboUserList.ItemIndex;
key := userSL[index];
...
end;