SetProperty
def SetProperty(self, name, value);
Sets a property to the CDocBuilderValue object.
Please note, that for the .docbuilder file the CDocBuilderValue.SetProperty method is not used.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| name | str | The name of the CDocBuilderValue object property. |
| value | CDocBuilderValue | The value of the CDocBuilderValue object property. |
Example
Python
builder = docbuilder.CDocBuilder()
context = builder.GetContext()
globalObj = context.GetGlobal()
api = globalObj["Api"]
document = api.Call("GetDocument")
document.SetProperty("color", {"zX":{"red":112,"green":173,"blue":71,"alpha":255},"type":"srgb","Zvf":null,"type":"uniColor"})
There are two more ways to set a property to the CDocBuilderValue object:
use the Set method that takes the object property name and value as arguments:
def Set(self, name, value);Example
Python
builder = docbuilder.CDocBuilder() context = builder.GetContext() globalObj = context.GetGlobal() api = globalObj["Api"] document = api.Call("GetDocument") document.Set("color", {"zX":{"red":112,"green":173,"blue":71,"alpha":255},"type":"srgb","Zvf":null,"type":"uniColor"})use the default[] postfix expression:
property CDocBuilderValue default[str]Example
Python
builder = docbuilder.CDocBuilder() context = builder.GetContext() globalObj = context.GetGlobal() api = globalObj["Api"] document = api.Call("GetDocument") document["color", {"zX":{"red":112,"green":173,"blue":71,"alpha":255},"type":"srgb","Zvf":null,"type":"uniColor"}]