Applicative Context Methods

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DialogCommandInvocation.SetInputArgument()

DialogCommandInvocation.SetInputArgument(iArgName: String, iArgValue: ObjectType)


Name	Input / Output	Required?	Type	Comment
`iArgName`	In	Yes	String	-
`iArgValue`	In	Yes	ObjectType	-

DialogCommandInvocation.SetOutputArgument(iArgName: String, iArgValue: ObjectType)


Name	Input / Output	Required?	Type	Comment
`iArgName`	In	Yes	String	-
`iArgValue`	In	Yes	ObjectType	-

DialogCommandInvocation.StartDialog()

Finds an object that is either a child or a parent, that is of a given type, and that fulfills a condition. It stops when it finds the first object.

When going up, the scan stops at the document border:

Starting from a mechanical feature, it stops at the PartFeature.
Starting from an product instance, it does not go upper than the product that owns it.
Starting from a product reference, it means nothing.

When going down, all the children in the tree are scanned and in the case of a product, it crosses the instance/reference border.

ObjectPath.FindObject(iSearchedType: String, iFromTop: Boolean]) : Feature


Name	Input / Output	Required?	Type	Comment
`iSearchedType`	In	Yes	String	-
`iFromTop`	In	Yes	Boolean	-

Feature

ObjectPath.ToString() : String

String