Difference between revisions of "CAEngine::CurrentModule"

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ADE User Guide > ADE Server Class Reference > CAEngine

Description

The currently open module.

Data type

CAObject

Access

read/write property

Example Usage

Dim Obj As Object

Set Obj = ADE.CurrentModule

Remarks

Newly created objects are placed into CurrentModule; so, you should set CurrentModule before creating any new objects. Setting CurrentModule = Nothing means that no module is open,so all new objects are created in the top-level Module or Model of the currently opened model.

API errors

44 – “Module could not be set”

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 [[ADE User Guide]] > [[ADE Server Class Reference]] > [[CAEngine]]
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+== Description == <!--T:2-->
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 The currently open module.
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+== Data type == <!--T:4-->
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 [[CAObject]]
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+== Access == <!--T:6-->
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 read/write property
-= Example Usage = <!--T:8-->
+== Example Usage == <!--T:8-->
- <!--T:9-->
+<!--T:9-->
-Dim Obj As Object
+:<code>Dim Obj As Object</code>
- Set Obj = ADE.CurrentModule
+:<code>Set Obj = ADE.CurrentModule</code>
-= Remarks = <!--T:10-->
+== Remarks == <!--T:10-->
 <!--T:11-->
-Newly created objects are placed into [[CurrentModule]]; so, you should set [[CurrentModule]] before
+Newly created objects are placed into [[CurrentModule]]; so, you should set [[CurrentModule]] before creating any new objects. Setting <code>CurrentModule = Nothing</code> means that no module is open,so all new objects are created in the top-level Module or Model of the currently opened model.
-creating any new objects. Setting <code>[[CurrentModule]] = Nothing</code> means that no module is open,so all new objects are created in the top-level Module or Model of the currently opened model.
-= API errors = <!--T:12-->
+== API errors == <!--T:12-->
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 * 44 – “Module could not be set”
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