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Cursor  Filter object list by "Object type" property

Issue Type: Status: Priority: Date Submitted: Votes:
Enhancement No Longer Required Medium Wed 12th Jun 2013 3 votes Vote Up Vote Down
 
Found in version: Last Updated: Completed in version: Date Completed: Track Changes:
5.0.30.1 Wed 28th Aug 2013 Log In
 
saabieWed 12th Jun 2013 09:23
As the "Object type" property is a state list, it can't be used to filter an object list.
Static objects often need to be distinguished from dynamic objects, so there needs to either be two new functions to do this, ie.
Location.Objects.Dynamic
Or a parameter added to Object lists/groups, ie.
Location.Objects(Dynamic)
 
saabieWed 28th Aug 2013 16:00
Completed in release 5.0.31
The syntax used is to have the key of the state property with the state value in parentheses after it:
%location%.Objects.StaticOrDynamic(Dynamic)
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