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===Property description=== | ===Property description=== | ||
A collection for | A collection for temporary storage of any type of object during MediaMonkey running time. For example if a window is created by script that should remain visible while the script isn't running, the window object can be put into this collection in order to keep a reference to it. The keys of this collection are strings, the values are objects. | ||
===Example code=== | ===Example code=== | ||
<source lang="vb">If SDB.Objects | <source lang="vb">If SDB.Objects("MyWindowRef") Is Nothing Then ' If the object isn't in collection yet... | ||
SDB.Objects | Set SDB.Objects("MyWindowRef") = MyWindow ' ... add it to the collection (using Set for objects)... | ||
End If | |||
SDB.Objects | ' Some code here | ||
SDB.Objects("MyWindowRef") = Nothing ' ... and now remove it from the collection.</source> | |||
[[Category:Scripting|{{PAGENAME}}]] | [[Category:Scripting|{{PAGENAME}}]] |
Revision as of 19:01, 7 May 2007
CoClass SDBApplication, Interface ISDBApplication
Property Get/Let Objects(Name As String) As Object
Parameters
Name | Type | Description |
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Name | String | An identifier for object storage. |
Property description
A collection for temporary storage of any type of object during MediaMonkey running time. For example if a window is created by script that should remain visible while the script isn't running, the window object can be put into this collection in order to keep a reference to it. The keys of this collection are strings, the values are objects.
Example code
If SDB.Objects("MyWindowRef") Is Nothing Then ' If the object isn't in collection yet...
Set SDB.Objects("MyWindowRef") = MyWindow ' ... add it to the collection (using Set for objects)...
End If
' Some code here
SDB.Objects("MyWindowRef") = Nothing ' ... and now remove it from the collection.