Due to the inherent design restrictions, PPRDocument and another interface ProcessDocument need to be used with care, since the ActiveDocument could be either ProcessDocument or PPRDocument. With that in mind, a good practice of writing more robust VB script is to first tell the real type of document (interface). E.g. The following sentence Dim MyDoc As PPRDocument Set MyDoc = DELMIA.ActiveDocument.PPRDocument could be replaced by the following: Dim MyDoc As PPRDocument Set MyProcDoc = DELMIA.ActiveDocument if (TypeName(MyProcDoc)="ProcessDocument") then MyDoc = MyProcDoc.PPRDocument else MyDoc = DELMIA.ActiveDocument end if
Properties
- Property Processes() As (Read Only)
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Retrieves the list of Processes as Activities contained in the current document.
- Returns:
- The list of Activities contained in the current document.
- Property Products() As (Read Only)
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Retrieves the list of Products contained in the current document.
- Returns:
- The list of Products contained in the current document.
- Property Resources() As (Read Only)
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Retrieves the list of Resources contained in the current document.
- Returns:
- The list of Resources contained in the current document.