Config.GenericMapProperties
class Config.GenericMapProperties
This class contains properties which are included by classes which
manipulate namespace mappings in the CPF file.
• parameter DOMAIN = "%Utility";
Default Localization Domain
• property CPFFile
as %String(MAXLEN=255,MINLEN=1) [ InitialExpression = $p($zu(86),"*"),Transient ];
CPF file which the object maps to.
• property CPFName
as %String(MAXLEN=255,MINLEN=1) [ InitialExpression = ##Class(Config.CPF).GetName($p($zu(86),"*")),Required ];
Internal name of the CPF file.
This property should not be set directly. It is updated when the CPFFile property is set.
When the CPFFile property is set, the CPFFile name dictates what is set here as follows:
c:\abc\IRIS.cpf ---> IRIS
/abc/iris.cpf ---> iris
• property Comments
as list of CommentList;
Embedded comments in the CPF file.
• property Flags
as %Integer [ InitialExpression = 7,Transient ];
Flags governing how the object is processed when %Save() is called.
For normal operations, all bits should be set.
Bit $$$CPFSave - Save object to disk.
Bit $$$CPFWrite - Write CPF file from object.
Bit $$$CPFActivate - Activate object into memory if CPFFile is the same as what is currently active.
• property ID
as %String(MAXLEN=64,MINLEN=1) [ Required ];
ID where the mapping is.
• property Name
as %String(MAXLEN=128,MINLEN=1) [ Required ];
Name of the mapping.
• property SectionHeader
as %String(MAXLEN=255,MINLEN=1) [ Required ];
Set to the name of the class.
• method CPFFileSet(Val)
as %Status
When the CPF file gets set, convert the file to an internal name, and store it as
part of the index.
Basically, this strips off the directory specification and the .CPF file extension, and
uses the resulting name as part of the index. On windows and VMS, the name is uppercased,
on unix it is not. For example:
c:\abc\IRIS.cpf ---> IRIS
/abc/iris.cpf ---> iris
NOTE: This is the same code which exists in Config.CommonProperties
•index (CPFNameSectionHeaderIDName on CPFName,SectionHeader,ID,Name) [IdKey,Unique];
