CUROBJECT$ returns the name of an object in a Solution depending on the mode given.

Syntax

CUROBJECT$(Mode%/span>)

Arguments 

• Mode%/span> can assume values of 0, 1, 2, 4 or 5.

1. 1. Mode%
/span>
2. 1. = 0: return the current object name;
   2. Mode%
/span>
3. 1. = 1: return the full object name (so including parent instance numbers etc.);
   2. Mode%
/span>
4. 1. = 2: return the full object name translated in logical text to be used as label;
   2. Mode%
/span>
5. 1. = 4: return the full object name but without instance numbers;
   2. Mode%
/span>
6. 1. = 5: return the object name of the one single object present inthe Solution object;

Remarks

1. See the examples below for a full explanation of the different modes

Examples

Assume the relation

OBJNAM$ OBJNAME$  = CUROBJECT$UROBJECT$(Mode%/span>)

is executed in a Solution objectHeatBalance objectHeatBalance.Dredge.Pump.2.Gearbox.LOcooler

• For Mode%/span> = 0, the CUROBJECT$ function simply returns the current object name, so: OBJNAM$ = "LOcooler"

• For Mode%

  /span>

  = 1, the CUROBJECT$ function returns the full object name, so all parents including instance numbers:OBJNAM$ = "Dredge.Pump.2.Gearbox.LOcooler"NOTE: The objects in the object-parents sequence which hold a @NOTINNAME attribute are not included in the result when Mode%

  /span>

  = 1, so in this example the HeatBalance object will hold this attribute
  For Mode%

  /span>

  = 2, the CUROBJECT$ function returns the full object name translated in a text for the component in a drawing, so for the above object: "OBJNAM$" will be:

  
       "LO cooler Gearbox
  Dredgepump2"

NOTE: The objects Dredge and pump will form one word with the pump instance number 2 if Dredge

 holds holds an @FUNCTION @FUNCTION attribute. The object HeatBalance is not included in the result since the HeatBalance object holds an @NOTINNAME attribute.

• For

  For Mode%

  /span>

   = 4,

  the

  the CUROBJECT$

  function

   function returns the full object name, so with all

  parents

  parents WITHOUTinstance numbers, so: OBJNAM$ = "Dredge.Pump.Gearbox.LOcooler"

  NOTE

   NOTE: Again, the

  object

  object HeatBalance

  is

   is not included in the result since the HeatBalance object holds a @NOTINNAME attribute.

• For

  For Mode%

  /span>

   = 5,

  the

  the CUROBJECT$

  function

   function returns the object name of the one single object present in

  a

  a Solutionobject, e.g.

  if

  if HeatBalance.Dredge.Pump.2.Gearbox

  only

   only contains an object LOcooler, CUROBJECT$(5) will return here the result "LOcooler".

  
  

  
  

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