FlexRow.End Property

It becomes $TRUE when the row pointed to by FlexRow exceeds the end.

If the last line is exceeded by the MoveNext method, or if the first line is exceeded by the MovePrev method, it will be $TRUE.

Also, if the method that gets the FlexRow object doesn’t find the row to point to, it will be $TRUE.

Even if the End property is $TRUE, you can still call the MoveNext and MovePrev methods. For example, you can do the following to find the last row:

var row = FlexView1.GetRow();
while( !row.End ) {
    row.MoveNext();
}
row.MovePrev();

Notes: This sample is inefficient because it is written for the purpose of explaining the End property. Calling FlexView.GetRow (-1) is faster to point to the last row.

If the InvalidState property is $TRUE, referencing the End property raises the exception EXT-12.