ArcFM Engine Developer Guide
IMMSearchStrategyUI Interface Members
Properties  Methods 

The following tables list the members exposed by IMMSearchStrategyUI.

Public Properties
 NameDescription
 PropertyCaptionThis property contains the name of the search strategy as it appears in the Locator tool pulldown menu (e.g., Attribute Query).  
 PropertyCOMProgIDIf the search strategy has been written in VB6, this property requires its ProgID. If the search strategy has been written in C#, this returns an empty string.  
 PropertyPriorityAllows you to set the order in which the locators appear in the dropdown menu.  
 PropertyResultsProcessorThis optional property returns an IMMResultsProcessor object. This object allows you to determine how the objects in the tree appear (e.g., grouped). Enter a value of Null to use the standard format as it is displayed in the Attribute Editor. While in Feeder Manager mode, the results processor for Feeder Manager is always used.  
 PropertySearchStrategyThis property takes an IMMSearchStrategy object. This object contains the Find method that executes the search.  
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Public Methods
 NameDescription
 MethodDeactivatedNotifies a current open locator that the user has selected another locator and provides the opportunity to perform any necessary state changes.  
 MethodGetSearchConfigurationThis method returns an IMMSearchConfiguration object. This object contains the propertyset specific to the type of search being conducted.  
 MethodInitializeStrategyUIThis method takes a map and an object class to initialize the search strategy. It may be called several times during the lifetime of the application depending on changes to the map and map layers. This method is called each time items are added or removed from the map.  
 MethodResetThis method clears the user interface in preparation for the next search.  
 MethodShutdownThis method cleans up in preparation for shutting down the application.  
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See Also

Reference

IMMSearchStrategyUI Interface
Miner.Interop Namespace

 

 


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