engiGetEntityArgumentName
Syntax
public const string ifcenginedll = @"ifcengine.dll"; [DllImport(IFCEngineDLL, EntryPoint = "engiGetEntityArgumentName")] public static extern IntPtr engiGetEntityArgumentName(int_t entity, int_t index, int_t valueType, out IntPtr argumentName); public static string engiGetEntityArgumentName(int_t entity, int_t index) { IntPtr argumentName = IntPtr.Zero; engiGetEntityArgumentName(entity, index, sdaiSTRING, out argumentName); return System.Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal.PtrToStringAnsi(argumentName); }
Property entity
Size: 64 bit / 8 byte (value)Property index
Size: 64 bit / 8 byte (value)Property valueType
Size: 64 bit / 8 byte (value)Property argumentName
Size: 64 bit / 8 byte (reference)
Example (based on pure API calls)
Here you can find code snippits that show how the API call engiGetEntityArgumentName can be used.
using RDF; // include at least engine.cs within your solution Int64 WriteEntityStructure(Int64 ifcEntity) { if (ifcEntity != 0) { // // Iterate over the parents // Int64 attributeCnt = WriteEntityStructure(ifcengine.engiGetEntityParent(ifcEntity)); // // Print Entity name // IntPtr entityName = ifcengine.engiGetEntityName(ifcEntity); Console.WriteLine("Entity " + entityName); // // Walk over attributes // while (attributeCnt < ifcengine.engiGetEntityNoArguments(ifcEntity)) { string attributeName = ifcengine.engiGetEntityArgumentName(ifcEntity, attributeCnt); Int64 attributeType = 0; ifcengine.engiGetEntityArgumentType(ifcEntity, attributeCnt, out attributeType); Console.Write(" " + attributeName + " "); switch (attributeType) { case ifcengine.sdaiSTRING: Console.WriteLine("STRING"); break; ... default: break; } attributeCnt++; } return attributeCnt; } return 0; }