IPCsLibType ![]() |
Properties and methods of IPCsLibType 
IPCsApplication
IPCsDocument
IPCsPage
IPCsSymbol
IPCsLibType 
IPCsApplication
IPCsDocument
IPCsDrawing
IPCsSymbol
IPCsLibType
GetRect ![]() | Used for getting coordinates from where the symbol is placed on the diagram. Parameters needed: a psSymbolRectType . Returns a TPCsRect ![]() Syntax:function GetRect(AType: PsSymbolRectType): TPCsRect; |
Delete ![]() | Deletes the LibType |
SymbolType ![]() | The type the symbol is. More on this psSymbolType ![]() |
Name ![]() | The filename of the symbol. This does not include the path... |
Handle ![]() | A unique handle to the symbol |
Lines ![]() | See more about IPCsLines ![]() |
Connections ![]() | See more about IPCsLibTypeConnections ![]() |
Arcs ![]() | See more about IPCsArcs ![]() |
Texts ![]() | See more about IPCsTexts ![]() |
SymbolTexts ![]() | See more about IPCsSymbolTexts ![]() |
Title ![]() | A description of what the symbol are. This value is found in the SYM-file, under ".Title" |
TitleRC ![]() | A description of what the symbol are, in a specific language. This value is found in the SYM-file, under ".Title", with a matching Language code. Parameters needed an integer. See Windows Locale Codes, for valid codes. Ex. TitleRc[1030] for the danish description |
CustomCommand: GetAsBitmap![]() | Creates a TBitMap, from a symbol-filename. See codeexample here |
IPCsLibtype can be used, to create a symbol, which consist of more IPCsSymbol
, IPCsLine
, IPCsArc
, IPCsText
.
First create a variable of a IPCsLibType. Add a LibType to that variable.
Then add whatever you like to that variable. See codeexample here