PFSFile Methods |
The PFSFile type exposes the following members.
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Close |
Terminate the access to a parameter file data structure and free the associated internal storage.
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DeleteTarget(Int32) |
Delete a target section from this pfs file, by section number
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DeleteTarget(String, Int32) |
Delete a target section from this pfs file, by section name and named number
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Equals | (Inherited from Object.) | |
GetHashCode | Serves as a hash function for a particular type. (Inherited from Object.) | |
GetResultFolder |
Evaluatet the actual result folder, based on default result folder,
ProjectResultFolder,
UseCustomResultFolder and
CustomResultFolder.
The default result folder is the path of the pfs file, followed by "\PfsFileName.pfs - Result Files\" When a project result folder is defined, the result folder is the project result folder, followed by "\PfsFileName.pfs - Result Files\" When a custom result folder is defined, that is the location of the result folder. | |
GetSectionFromHandle |
Try to find the given section based on the sectionPath.
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GetTarget(Int32) |
Return a reference to the n'th target of a parameter file.
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GetTarget(Int32, Boolean) |
Return a reference to the n'th target of a parameter file, null if not existing.
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GetTarget(String, Int32) |
Return a reference to the n'th instance of a specific target name of a parameter file.
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GetTarget(String, Int32, Boolean) |
Return a reference to the n'th instance of a specific target name of a parameter file, null if not existing
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GetTargetsCount |
Return the number of targets present in a parameter file.
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GetType | Gets the Type of the current instance. (Inherited from Object.) | |
InsertNewTarget |
Insert a new target section with specified name into this pfs file at the specified position
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ToString | Returns a string that represents the current object. (Inherited from Object.) | |
Write |
Write the contents of a PFS object to file
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Name | Description | |
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FindSection |
Look in all targets of the pfs file and try find a section
with the provided section name. It will not recurse into sub-sections,
but only "level-2" sections are looked for.
(Defined by PFSExtensions.) |