Class Lockable

Base class for lockable values. Lockable values are values in SDS2 which can be locked to a user value, or unlocked and set by process to a system generated value.

Inheritance

object

Lockable

LockableAttachToMember

LockableBasePlateWeldInner

LockableBasePlateWeldOuter

LockableBasePlateWeldWithGroove

LockableBasePlateWeldWithoutGroove

LockableBeamExtensionPlateWeldType

LockableBool

LockableBraceFillLocation

LockableCutLocation

LockableCutOperation

LockableDouble

LockableEndCutType

LockableHoleType

LockableInt

LockablePlateSide

LockableShape

LockableShearWeldType

LockableSpacing

LockableSteelGrade

LockableStiffClip

LockableThreadDirection

Inherited Members

object.GetType()

object.MemberwiseClone()

object.Equals(object)

object.Equals(object, object)

object.ReferenceEquals(object, object)

object.GetHashCode()

Namespace: DesignData.SDS2.Model

Assembly: DesignData.SDS2.Model.dll

Syntax

public class Lockable

Remarks

To get an actual value, you must cast this to its lockable type.

         Note that Lockable objects are always copies.  You can make changes to
         them, but for those changes to matter you must assign them back where you
         got them after making changes.

Properties

IsLocked

True if this is locked to a user value

Declaration

public bool IsLocked { get; }

Property Value

Type	Description
bool

Remarks

To get an actual value, you must cast this to its lockable type.

         Note that Lockable objects are always copies.  You can make changes to
         them, but for those changes to matter you must assign them back where you
         got them after making changes.

LockType

Base class for lockable values. Lockable values are values in SDS2 which can be locked to a user value, or unlocked and set by process to a system generated value.

Declaration

public LockType LockType { get; set; }

Property Value

Type	Description
LockType

Remarks

To get an actual value, you must cast this to its lockable type.

         Note that Lockable objects are always copies.  You can make changes to
         them, but for those changes to matter you must assign them back where you
         got them after making changes.

Methods

Dispose(bool)

Base class for lockable values. Lockable values are values in SDS2 which can be locked to a user value, or unlocked and set by process to a system generated value.

Declaration

protected virtual void Dispose(bool disposing)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
bool	disposing

Remarks

To get an actual value, you must cast this to its lockable type.

         Note that Lockable objects are always copies.  You can make changes to
         them, but for those changes to matter you must assign them back where you
         got them after making changes.

~Lockable()

Base class for lockable values. Lockable values are values in SDS2 which can be locked to a user value, or unlocked and set by process to a system generated value.

Declaration

protected ~Lockable()

Remarks

To get an actual value, you must cast this to its lockable type.

         Note that Lockable objects are always copies.  You can make changes to
         them, but for those changes to matter you must assign them back where you
         got them after making changes.

GetIsLocked()

True if this is locked to a user value

Declaration

public bool GetIsLocked()

Returns

Type	Description
bool

Remarks

To get an actual value, you must cast this to its lockable type.

         Note that Lockable objects are always copies.  You can make changes to
         them, but for those changes to matter you must assign them back where you
         got them after making changes.

ToString()

Base class for lockable values. Lockable values are values in SDS2 which can be locked to a user value, or unlocked and set by process to a system generated value.

Declaration

public override string ToString()

Returns

Type	Description
string

Overrides

object.ToString()

Remarks

To get an actual value, you must cast this to its lockable type.

         Note that Lockable objects are always copies.  You can make changes to
         them, but for those changes to matter you must assign them back where you
         got them after making changes.

Unlock()

Unlock this value, let it be set by the system during process

Declaration

public void Unlock()

Remarks

To get an actual value, you must cast this to its lockable type.

         Note that Lockable objects are always copies.  You can make changes to
         them, but for those changes to matter you must assign them back where you
         got them after making changes.