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<script > Is there any way to now what kind of customparamset is selected?

<script > Is there any way to now what kind of customparamset is selected?

2005-06-15       - By Bernard Lebel

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What you need is the ClassID. Check the .GetIdentifier() method of the
DataRepository object in the documentation, this is how you extract
the classid.


Cheers
Bernard


On 6/15/05, Hans,Veenendaal,AMplus R&D,SOJ
<Hans_van_Veenendaal@(protected)> wrote:
> Hi,
>  
> I thought it would be possible to distinguish between PSets by using the
> Type value, but all custom psets return 'customparamset' as Type even though
> I changed the
> PropertySet name from 'customparamset' to 'MaterialInfo' in the SPDL
>  
> PropertySet "MaterialInfo"
> {
>     ...
> }
>  
> I could use the GUID of the PSet to identify them, but I do not know  to
> access them.
>  
> I could make a read-only string in all my PSets that would uniquely identify
> my PSets if this string exists, but this is too much of a hack.
>  
> Please advise...
>  
> Thanks,
> Hans.

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