ILowLevelSupport Interface |
Provides properties and functions for access to the Inventor API, running other rules, and miscellaneous functions.
In a rule, this interface is implemented by two predefined object identifiers: iLogicVb and InventorVb. Each of those is a reference to the same object.
Namespace: Autodesk.iLogic.Interfaces
Assembly: Autodesk.iLogic.Interfaces (in Autodesk.iLogic.Interfaces.dll) Version: 23.0
SyntaxThe ILowLevelSupport type exposes the following members.
Properties| Name | Description | |
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 | Application |
Gets the Inventor Application object.
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| Automation |
Gets the Automation object. This provides the iLogic API functions.
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| InventorServer |
Gets the Inventor Server object. This provides a subset of the functionality of the Application object.
On web service or other Inventor Server deployments, the Application object is not available.
This object must be used instead.
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| RuleDocument |
Gets the document from which this rule is being run. If the rule is stored within a document, this will be that document.
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| RuleName |
Gets the name of the current rule.
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| UpdateWhenDone |
Gets or sets a property of the rule. If this is True, when the rule finishes it will perform an Update on the document in which it is running.
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Methods| Name | Description | |
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 | DocumentUpdate |
Updates the document that the rule is running in.
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| DocumentUpdate(Boolean) |
Updates the document that the rule is running in.
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| RunExternalRule(String) |
Runs an external rule.
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| RunExternalRule(String, NameValueMap) |
Runs an external rule with the specified arguments.
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| RunMacro |
Runs a VBA macro.
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| RunRule(String) |
Runs a rule in the current document.
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| RunRule(Object, String) |
Runs a rule in another component or document.
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| RunRule(String, NameValueMap) |
Runs a rule with the specified arguments.
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| RunRule(Object, String, NameValueMap) |
Runs a rule with the specified arguments in another component or document.
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| SetViewCamera |
Sets the direction, orientation, and scale of the camera in the current view.
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