SetStr Method
Description
Sets the value of a string property.
Syntax
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Public Function SetStr( _ ByVal objectType As Integer, _ ByVal nObject As Long, _ ByVal propertyName As String, _ ByVal value As String _ ) As Integer |
Parameters
- objectType
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SIS_OT_COMMANDChanges the properties/mode of the current command. SIS_OT_CURITEM The current open Item. SIS_OT_DEFITEMThe default Item. SIS_OT_DATASETDatasets. SIS_OT_OVERLAYOverlays. SIS_OT_WINDOWThe window. SIS_OT_NOLNamed Object Libraries. SIS_OT_FTABLEThe current Feature Table. SIS_OT_SCHEMAThe current Schema. SIS_OT_SCHEMACOLUMNA column in the current Schema. SIS_OT_THEMEThe current Theme. SIS_OT_THEMECOMPONENTA component in the current Theme. SIS_OT_PRINTERPrinter. SIS_OT_SYSTEMSystem variables. SIS_OT_OPTIONSystem wide Boolean options. - nObject
- The index of the object type.
- propertyName
- The name of the property. All string properties end in '$'.
- value
- The new string value of the property.
Remarks
When using the objectType SIS_OT_CURITEM, if no property exists of the name propertyName, and propertyName does not start with the "_" character (underscore) then a user-defined attribute will be created, with the name propertyName$, and the value value.
Available: GEO D OD OM OV SISpy
Group:
Example
sis.SetStr (SIS_OT_CURITEM, 0, "TYP$", "Conservation Area" )