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NX Open C++ Reference Guide
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The members of the following structure are the display data for a callout in a flat pattern drawing member view. More...
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| FlatPatternCalloutTypeDisplay (const NXString &typeInitial, int isEnabledInitial, const NXString &nameInitial) | |
| Constructor for the FlatPatternCalloutTypeDisplay struct. | |
Public Attributes | |
| int | IsEnabled |
| Enabled status for the callout type. | |
| NXString | Name |
| dialog name for the callout type. | |
| NXString | Type |
| The name of the callout type. | |
The members of the following structure are the display data for a callout in a flat pattern drawing member view.
| NXOpen::Preferences::PartFlexiblePrintedCircuitDesign::FlatPatternCalloutTypeDisplay::FlatPatternCalloutTypeDisplay | ( | const NXString & | typeInitial, |
| int | isEnabledInitial, | ||
| const NXString & | nameInitial | ||
| ) |
Constructor for the FlatPatternCalloutTypeDisplay struct.
| typeInitial | The name of the callout type. The string is one returned by the get_callout_data method, or can be hand-coded as the application name 'dot' the callout name, like this: "FlatPatternView.BendRadius". Neither name is case sensitive and blanks are not significant. This type of hand-coded callout type is usable as long as the callout type name is unique within the application name. Beware of changing the defaults and loading old parts. |
| isEnabledInitial | Enabled status for the callout type. |
| nameInitial | dialog name for the callout type. |
| int NXOpen::Preferences::PartFlexiblePrintedCircuitDesign::FlatPatternCalloutTypeDisplay::IsEnabled |
Enabled status for the callout type.
| NXString NXOpen::Preferences::PartFlexiblePrintedCircuitDesign::FlatPatternCalloutTypeDisplay::Name |
dialog name for the callout type.
| NXString NXOpen::Preferences::PartFlexiblePrintedCircuitDesign::FlatPatternCalloutTypeDisplay::Type |
The name of the callout type.
The string is one returned by the get_callout_data method, or can be hand-coded as the application name 'dot' the callout name, like this: "FlatPatternView.BendRadius". Neither name is case sensitive and blanks are not significant. This type of hand-coded callout type is usable as long as the callout type name is unique within the application name. Beware of changing the defaults and loading old parts.