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DesignerCOM API
II3IDParameter Interface
Overview
Derived From: IDispatch
Interface ID: {FB28A3EF-8F9C-4A76-83A3-C16EEF3DDB80}
II3IDParameter wrappers an Interaction Designer parameter. Parameters are actual instances of parameter definitions. Tool steps, subroutine steps and a handler's initiator will all have an II3IDParameters collection that contains Parameter objects.
Methods
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   Assign a string literal to a string parameter. This method performs the necessary insertion of backslashes where appropriate. Pass the literal value only without the quotes in the StringLiteral parameter.  | 
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   Clears the expression currently contained in this parameter.  | 
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   For a string parameter, this method returns the literal value contained within the string parameter. Backslashes are automatically removed.  | 
	
Properties
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   Returns an Interaction Designer interface pointer.  | 
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   Returns a VARIANT indicating how the value of the parameter is determined at runtime.  | 
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   Indicates whether or not an expression exists for this parameter.  | 
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   Indicates whether the expression that is assigned to this parameter is a string literal.  | 
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   Indicates whether the parameter contains a read-only expression.  | 
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   Indicates whether or not the expression contained in this parameter is valid. If the expression is empty, this method returns FALSE.  | 
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   Indicates whether or not the expression contained in this parameter is a variable.  | 
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   If the expression contained in this parameter is a variable, this method returns the variable.  | 
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   Returns whether or not this is a parameter generated by the II3IDParameter::Clone method.  | 
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   This property indicates whether or not this parameter was added in addition to the creator's original parameter set definition.  | 
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   Returns the data definition for the parameter. This can be used to retrieve meta data for the parameter.  | 
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   Retrieves resource information associated with the parameter.  | 
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   Returns the step associated with this parameter.  | 
	

 
			 