Class CustomFunctionSearchObject
java.lang.Object
com.inductiveautomation.factorypmi.designer.search.searchobjects.CustomFunctionSearchObject
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SearchObject
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Constructor Summary
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Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptiongetIcon()Returns an icon that can be used to identify this type of result.getName()The name of the object that matches the search pattern.The name of the entity where this result is found.getText()Gets the text representation of the search result.voidlocate()Brings focus to the item in the UI in whatever way is appropriate.voidUpdates the search result with the new value- the "replace" in "search & replace".Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, waitMethods inherited from interface com.inductiveautomation.ignition.designer.findreplace.SearchObject
isMutable
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Constructor Details
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CustomFunctionSearchObject
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Method Details
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getIcon
Description copied from interface:SearchObjectReturns an icon that can be used to identify this type of result. Should be 16x16 or smaller.- Specified by:
getIconin interfaceSearchObject
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getOwnerName
Description copied from interface:SearchObjectThe name of the entity where this result is found. Used in the results display to help distinguish similar items.- Specified by:
getOwnerNamein interfaceSearchObject
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getName
Description copied from interface:SearchObjectThe name of the object that matches the search pattern. In other words, a description of the element inside the owner, such as "Name", or "Expression".- Specified by:
getNamein interfaceSearchObject
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getText
Description copied from interface:SearchObjectGets the text representation of the search result. This is what will be used for the "search".- Specified by:
getTextin interfaceSearchObject
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setText
Description copied from interface:SearchObjectUpdates the search result with the new value- the "replace" in "search & replace".- Specified by:
setTextin interfaceSearchObject- Throws:
IllegalArgumentException- If the new text value is not suitable for this search object
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locate
public void locate()Description copied from interface:SearchObjectBrings focus to the item in the UI in whatever way is appropriate. Most of the time this will mean bringing up the editor for the object.- Specified by:
locatein interfaceSearchObject
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