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ConfigSavePropertyStatusEventArgs.SkipProperty

Setting SkipProperty to TRUE causes the current property to not be saved.
(Default=FALSE)

Version History

Introduced in MPX 2.0.

Type

Boolean

Default

False

Visual Basic

Syntax

Property SkipProperty() As Boolean

Sample Code

 
' This method handles PropertyStatus events that occur while 
' saving the configuration of an object.
Public Sub OnSavePropertyStatus(ByVal saver As Mpx.ConfigSaver,
ByVal e As Mpx.ConfigSavePropertyStatusEventArgs)
    ' Don't save CAN or CAN Node objects
    If e.PropertyPath.StartsWith("Controller.Can") Then
        System.Console.WriteLine("    skipped")
        e.SkipProperty = True
    End If
End Sub


Sample Application

 

C#

Syntax

bool SkipProperty { get; set; }

Sample Code

 

// This method handles PropertyStatus events that occur while loading
// configuration to object.

public void OnSavePropertyStatus(Mpx.ConfigSaver saver,
   Mpx.ConfigSavePropertyStatusEventArgs e)
{
   // Don't save CAN or CAN Node objects
   if (e.PropertyPath.StartsWith("Controller.Can"))
   {
      string msg = e.PropertyPath
         + " skipped\n";
      System.Console.Write(msg);
      e.SkipProperty = true;
   }
}

See Also

ConfigSavePropertyStatusEventArgs

 

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