Syntax
| Visual Basic | |
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Function GetFirstChildPosition( _ ByRef pbsProjectName As System.String, _ ByVal bIsTopParent As System.Boolean, _ ByVal bPermitReadLocal As System.Boolean, _ Optional ByVal lVersion As System.Integer _ ) As IEdmPos5 | |
| C# | |
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IEdmPos5 GetFirstChildPosition( out System.string pbsProjectName, System.bool bIsTopParent, System.bool bPermitReadLocal, System.int lVersion ) | |
| C++/CLI | |
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IEdmPos5^ GetFirstChildPosition( & [Out] System.String^ pbsProjectName, & System.bool bIsTopParent, & System.bool bPermitReadLocal, & System.int lVersion ) | |
Parameters
- pbsProjectName
- Project name (see Remarks)
- bIsTopParent
- True if this is the topmost node in the reference tree, false if not
- bPermitReadLocal
- True to allow SOLIDWORKS PDM Professional to read reference information if it is not already present in the database, false to disallow SOLIDWORKS PDM Professional to read reference information if it is not already present in the database
- lVersion
- Version for which to get references; use 0 for latest version
Return Value
Position of the first file referenced by this file (see Remarks)Remarks
You should maintain and pass in a string, by reference, in this argument for all calls to this method in a reference tree. The project name can be allocated and returned by the topmost node in the tree and is used by its children.
Pass the position to IEdmReference5::GetNextChild to enumerate the referenced files.
C++ programmers not using smart-pointer wrapper functions must release the position.
Return code S_OK indicates that the method successfully executed.