[gme-users] setting up GME subtypes in an interpreter

[Zoltan Molnar]

IsBound indicates whether e.g. a reference inherits its target from the
base, or it has a separate target specified.
What kind of element will you attach in this way?
Zoli

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You have to add the following xml attributes:
-derivedfrom
-isinstance
-isbound
-isprimary
 
Zoli
 

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Thanks Zoli.

 

In the case where I only want to adjust a single element in this way, is
it possible to hand-edit the .xme form of the model? If so, can you
describe the necessary modification?

 

--Matt

 


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Hi,

 

You can use AttachToArcheType [in Mga.Idl, defined as:
AttachToArcheType([in] IMgaFCO *newtype, [in] VARIANT_BOOL instance);]
which can make an element a subtype of another.

For example in a raw com interpreter you would just create a territory,
open a transaction, Attach an fco, then commit the transaction.

 

br, Zoli

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Is it possible to use an interpreter to find two existing elements in a
model and make one into the subtype of another? Does anyone have a code
sample?

 

--Matt

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