| Name | Description |
| Execute | Executes the ChangeProcessor on the specified document. |
| SetAffectedDocuments | Sets the FullDocumentNames, and optionally the change types, of the documents that will be affected by this change. |
| SetMessageDialogOptions | Method that specifies the buttons that should be available on the message dialog. |
| Name | Description |
| Application | Returns the top-level parent application object. When used the context of Inventor, an Application object is returned. When used in the context of Apprentice, an ApprenticeServer object is returned. |
| ChangeType | |
| DisplayMessages | |
| GlobalChangeProcess | |
| GlobalChangeProcessAborted | Gets whether the global transaction for this change had to be aborted. This only applies if GlobalChangeProcess is True and an Execute is in progress. |
| MergeWithPrevious | |
| MessageDialogUserChoice | Read-only property that returns a ButtonTypeEnum value indicating the user’s choice in the message dialog. |
| Parent | Gets the parent object from whom this object can logically be reached. |
| Transact | Gets and sets whether to execute the change process as a transacting one. A non-transacting change process cannot be undone or redone. |
| Type | Returns an ObjectTypeEnum indicating this object's type. |
| Name | Description |
| OnExecute | Event that is fired when Inventor is in a state to accept changes to data. This is the event where the client application executes its logic on the specified document. |
| OnReadFromScript | Event that is fired in a replay scenario supplying the cached Inputs string. The client application interprets the inputs and converts them into meaningful data for use in the execution of logic in the OnExecute event. This event is always followed by the OnExecute event. |
| OnTerminate | Event that is fired when this ChangeProcessor is done being used for the current execution. |
| OnWriteToScript | Event that is fired before the execution of and commit of the change. The return string should be set with a formatted string of the arguments. The string may be persisted for eventual replay, such as a transcript replay. A semicolon (';') character should be considered a reserved character used as a separator between individual arguments. The recommended format would be a variable name value pair separated by an equal character, with arguments separated by semicolons. For example "Argument1Name=Value1;Argument2Name=Value2" |