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This represents the root object of the Document Object Model.
This interface can be accessed from most development IDEs. It can also be used in the PlanSwift script IDE by using the always available "PlanSwift" object. You should never attempt to create or free the PlanSwift object from script.
While most IDE packages will include the PlanSwift DOM for early binding use, the following shows a late binding example.
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API Call
Delphi
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var
ps:IPlanswift;
begin
ps := coPlanswift.create;
ps.About;
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title | Using PlanSwift Object Model |
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C#
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using PlanSwift9;
public class PlanswiftApi
{
private PlanSwift Planswift { get; }
public PlanswiftApi()
{
Planswift = new PlanSwift();
}
} |
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firstline | 1 |
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title | Using PlanSwift Object Model |
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linenumbers | true |
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VB/VBA (OLE)
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language | vb |
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theme | RDark |
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firstline | 1 |
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title | Using PlanSwift Object Model |
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linenumbers | true |
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collapse | true |
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Coming soon |