In this sample, there are 11 objects that composes the EBN, so the Index property goes from 0 which indicates the root, and 10, which is the last item in the list
So, let's apply this format to an object, to change the exPatternExt property for the object with the Index 6:
Before calling the BackgroundExt property:
After calling the BackgroundExt property:
and now, let's change the exPatternExt property of the object with the Index 6 to 11 ( Yard ), so finally we got:
The IndexExtEnum type supports the following values:
Name | Value | Description | |||
exIndexExtRoot | 0 | Specifies the part of the object with the index 0 (root). | |||
exIndexExt1 | 1 | Specifies the part of the object with the index 1. | |||
exIndexExt2 | 2 | Specifies the part of the object with the index 2. | |||
exIndexExt3 | 3 | Specifies the part of the object with the index 3. | |||
exIndexExt4 | 4 | Specifies the part of the object with the index 4. | |||
exIndexExt5 | 5 | Specifies the part of the object with the index 5. | |||
exIndexExt6 | 6 | Specifies the part of the object with the index 6. | |||
exIndexExt7 | 7 | Specifies the part of the object with the index 7. |