Difference between revisions of "API FCD.GetItemHandle"

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Gets a FCD items handle, suitable for traversal with the Tree API
 
Gets a FCD items handle, suitable for traversal with the Tree API
  
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===Class hierarchy===
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:FCD
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::GetItemHandle
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===Parameters===
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==Parameters==
 
''[[Variable types|HANDLE]] PathName''
 
''[[Variable types|HANDLE]] PathName''
 
:An existing handle or the '.' separated path through the FCD to look in
 
:An existing handle or the '.' separated path through the FCD to look in
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:The name of an item in the path to find
 
:The name of an item in the path to find
  
===Return value===
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==Return value==
 
[[Variable types|HANDLE]]
 
[[Variable types|HANDLE]]
  
 
Returns the FCD items handle, suitable for traversal with the Tree API
 
Returns the FCD items handle, suitable for traversal with the Tree API
  
===Detailed description===
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==Detailed description==
 
''No additional information''
 
''No additional information''
  
===Examples===
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==Examples==
====Calling in a calculation====
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===Calling in a calculation===
 
* Declare a variable 'result' of type HANDLE
 
* Declare a variable 'result' of type HANDLE
* Add to a calculation icon: <pre class="brush:[C]">result = ::FCD.GetItemHandle(pathname, "itemname")</pre>
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* Add to a calculation icon: <pre class="brush:[cpp]">result = ::FCD.GetItemHandle(pathname, "itemname")</pre>

Revision as of 16:45, 11 May 2013

<sidebar>API contents</sidebar> Gets a FCD items handle, suitable for traversal with the Tree API

Class hierarchy

FCD
GetItemHandle

Parameters

HANDLE PathName

An existing handle or the '.' separated path through the FCD to look in

STRING ItemName

The name of an item in the path to find

Return value

HANDLE

Returns the FCD items handle, suitable for traversal with the Tree API

Detailed description

No additional information

Examples

Calling in a calculation

  • Declare a variable 'result' of type HANDLE
  • Add to a calculation icon:
    result = ::FCD.GetItemHandle(pathname, "itemname")