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Name

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Last updated: Aug 05, 2019 by Daniel Wal (Unlicensed)

Name


String value containing the property name.

API Calls

Delphi

Using IItem Object Model
procedure main; 
var
 planswift: IPlanSwift;
 settings: IItem;
 property: IPropertyObject
begin
 planswift := coPlanSwift.Create();
 settings := planswift.getItem('\Settings');
 property := planswift.GetProperty('Name');
 WriteLn(property.ResultAsString()) 
end
Using PlanSwift Object Model
//or 
procedure main; 
var
 planswift: IPlanSwift;
 property:IPropertyObject;
 begin planswift := coPlanSwift.Create();
 property := planswift.GetProperty('\Settings','Name');
 WriteLn(property.ResultAsString()) 
end


C#

Using IItem Object Model
private void Main()
{
	PlanSwift planswift = new PlanSwift();
	IItem settings = planswift.GetItem(@"\Settings");
	IPropertyObject property = settings.GetProperty("Name");
	console.WriteLn(property.ResultAsString())
}
Using PlanSwift Object Model
private void Main()
{
	PlanSwift planswift = new PlanSwift();
	IPropertyObject property = planswift.GetProperty(@"\Settings","Name")
	console.WriteLn(property.ResultAsString)
}


VB/VBA (OLE)

Using IItem Object Model
Sub main()
    Dim planswift = CreateObject("PlanSwift9.PlanCenter")
    Dim settings = planswift.GetItem("\Settings")
    Dim property = settings.GetProperty("Name")
    Console.WriteLn(property.ResultAsString());
End Sub
Using PlanSwift Object Model
Sub Main()
    Dim planswift = CreateObject("PlanSwift9.PlanCenter")
    Dim nameProperty = planswift.GetProperty("\Settings","Name")
    Console.WriteLn(property.ResultAsString)
End Sub


Pascal Scripting (OLE)

Item Object Model
begin
    settings := getItem('\Settings');
    ShowMessage(GetResultAsString(settings,'Name'));
end
Root Object Model
begin
   ShowMessage(GetResultAsString('\Settings','Name'));
end


Pascal Scripting

Item Object Model
begin
    settings := PlanSwift.getItem('\Settings');
    property := settings.GetProperty('Name');
    ShowMessage(property.ResultAsString);
end
Using the PlanSwift Object Model
begin
    property := PlanSwift.GetProperty('\Settings','Name');
    ShowMessage(property.ResultAsString);
end



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