AFDatabase.ExtendedProperties Property

public IDictionary<string, Object> ExtendedProperties { get; }

Public ReadOnly Property ExtendedProperties As IDictionary(Of String, Object)
	Get

Dim instance As AFDatabase
Dim value As IDictionary(Of String, Object)

value = instance.ExtendedProperties

public:
property IDictionary<String^, Object^>^ ExtendedProperties {
	IDictionary<String^, Object^>^ get ();
}

member ExtendedProperties : IDictionary<string, Object> with get

Property Value

Each item in the dictionary is a key-and-value pair stored in a .NET DictionaryEntry object. When using the foreach statement of the C# language to enumerate this collection, make sure to use the DictionaryEntry object for the item in the enumeration. For example: foreach(DictionaryEntry extendedProp in ExtendedProperties) {...}.

It is important that names of the extended properties (the collection's keys) be unique. Therefore it is suggested that property names include the name of the application that is defining the property, for example "ProcessBook.AFModeler.Graphic".

The FindElementsByExtendedProperty Overload and FindEventFramesByExtendedProperty Overload methods can be used to find elements or event frames by an extended property value. All extended property values of type String and Guid on an AFElement and an AFEventFrame are automatically indexed in the server to speed up the search on these types of property values. These are the only type of property values that can be searched.

AFSDK

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