Difference between revisions of "DISPLAYDATAMETACLASS"
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| name = DISPLAYDATAMETACLASS | | name = DISPLAYDATAMETACLASS | ||
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| namespace = System.Display | | namespace = System.Display | ||
| image = [[File:SY_DISPLAYDATAMETACLASS.png|220px]] | | image = [[File:SY_DISPLAYDATAMETACLASS.png|220px]] | ||
| − | | imagecaption = Display | + | | imagecaption = Display data MetaClass |
| purpose = Display data of MetaClasses | | purpose = Display data of MetaClasses | ||
| version = 2+ | | version = 2+ | ||
| + | | typestring = UBIK.Kernel.MetaClass | ||
| + | | runtimetype = UBIK.Display.DisplayDataMetaClass | ||
}} | }} | ||
| + | Implementing customer specific code or assigning an icon to a [[MetaClass]] creates a display data object for the specific class. | ||
| − | [[Category: | + | Usually the system creates a display data object for each MetaClass, hence stores the code or icon information separately. Whenever a MetaClass is missing this particular information, the system looks up the inheritance line and tries to find a parent’s display data object. |
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Latest revision as of 08:59, 24 March 2015
 Display Data MetaClass |
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| Name | DISPLAYDATAMETACLASS |
| Namespace | System.Display |
| Internal Name | - |
| TypeString | UBIK.Kernel.MetaClass |
| RuntimeType | UBIK.Display.DisplayDataMetaClass |
| Purpose | Display data of MetaClasses |
| Version | 2+ |
Implementing customer specific code or assigning an icon to a MetaClass creates a display data object for the specific class.
Usually the system creates a display data object for each MetaClass, hence stores the code or icon information separately. Whenever a MetaClass is missing this particular information, the system looks up the inheritance line and tries to find a parent’s display data object.
