I've seen some good examples of it being done, but have I missed a good link or somewhere in help on the best way of doing this?
Exmple: Highend created a temporary search template with all parameters filled. Is there an easy way of getting those parameters so some aren't missed?
I apologize if the answer is sitting somewhere obvious, but I would appreciate some advice.
How best to fill all the parameters for a complex, numbered feature?
Re: How best to fill all the parameters for a complex, numbered feature?
Mh, which feature do you mean exactly?
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Re: How best to fill all the parameters for a complex, numbered feature?
Anything with a lot of parameters - like the above mentioned.
Things like this (a snippet of your code):
Or does one just look at the feature and pull out needed parameters?
Things like this (a snippet of your code):
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$searchTemplate = <<<>>>
[Find]
Version=3
Mode=2
FullPath=1
Case=0
InclSubs=1
Inverted=0
Fuzzy=0
FollowFolderLinks=0
SelectedLocations=0
WholeWords=0
AutoSync=1
IgnoreDiacritics=0
FuzzIndex=0
TypeFilter=0
AttrFindCheck=16
AttrFindNotCheck=0
Mind0=1
Mind3=1
[Named]
Named=
[LookIn]
LookIn="<curpath>"
>>>;
Re: How best to fill all the parameters for a complex, numbered feature?
That's not with all parameters filled in, but with the minimal necessary ones.
There are no docs to do that but in that case: Save the template and then
a scripted way to load it and before doing so, modify each setting one by
one to see which option it triggers... In other words: Trial and error.
There are no docs to do that but in that case: Save the template and then
a scripted way to load it and before doing so, modify each setting one by
one to see which option it triggers... In other words: Trial and error.
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Re: How best to fill all the parameters for a complex, numbered feature?
That's what I needed to hear. Thank you for taking the time.