setProperty

void setProperty(String name, Object value);

Sets a property to the CDocBuilderValue object.

Please note, that for the .docbuilder file the CDocBuilderValue.setProperty method is not used.

Parameters

Example

Java

CDocBuilder.initialize("");
CDocBuilder builder = new CDocBuilder();
CDocBuilderContext context = builder.getContext();
CDocBuilderValue global = context.getGlobal();
CDocBuilderValue api = global.get("Api");
CDocBuilderValue document = api.call("GetDocument");
document.setProperty("color", {"zX":{"red":112,"green":173,"blue":71,"alpha":255},"type":"srgb","Zvf":null,"type":"uniColor"});
CDocBuilder.dispose();

There are two more ways to set a property to the CDocBuilderValue object:

1. use the Set method that takes the object property name and value as arguments:

   void set(String name, Object value);
   

   Example

   Java

   CDocBuilder.initialize("");
   CDocBuilder builder = new CDocBuilder();
   CDocBuilderContext context = builder.getContext();
   CDocBuilderValue global = context.getGlobal();
   CDocBuilderValue api = global.get("Api");
   CDocBuilderValue document = api.call("GetDocument");
   document.set("color", {"zX":{"red":112,"green":173,"blue":71,"alpha":255},"type":"srgb","Zvf":null,"type":"uniColor"});
   CDocBuilder.dispose();
   

2. use the default[] postfix expression:

   property CDocBuilderValue default[String]
   

   Example

   Java

   CDocBuilder.initialize("");
   CDocBuilder builder = new CDocBuilder();
   CDocBuilderContext context = builder.getContext();
   CDocBuilderValue global = context.getGlobal();
   CDocBuilderValue api = global.get("Api");
   CDocBuilderValue document = api.call("GetDocument");
   document["color", {"zX":{"red":112,"green":173,"blue":71,"alpha":255},"type":"srgb","Zvf":null,"type":"uniColor"}];
   CDocBuilder.dispose();