SetCurrentObjectPropertyInternal method (WinStudio scripts)

Applies To

IWSIDOCollection interface

Definition

Sets the value of a specified property of the current object in an IDO collection to an internal system value.

Syntax

object.SetCurrentObjectPropertyInternal( string1, string2 )

Part	Description
`object`	Required. A reference to a valid IDO collection object.
`string1`	Required. The name of the current object property.
`string2`	Required. The value of the current object property.

Remarks

This method does not mark the property as "modified" or notify dependents (such as components bound to the property) to refresh.

Note: The difference between this and the SetCurrentObjectProperty method is that this one sets the value to a system internal value, whereas the SetCurrentObjectProperty method sets it to an interpretable value that might, for instance, be localized.

This is particularly applicable to date/time values. Localized date values can be displayed, for example, as dd/mm/yyyy, mm/dd/yyyy, or mm/dd/yy. When such a value is used, the system tries to interpret the appropriate display value for the property. A system internal value, however, uses the format yyyy/mm/dd, and it never changes. So, to use the internal value, your input value must conform to this format.