The Environment defines the environment parameters. The Environment object can be instantiated in the scripting environment. A list of existing environments can be retrieved by calling ControlCentre.environments(). A new environment may be added by the following. Note that only ControlCentre calls modify the database.
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The Environment defines the environment parameters. The Environment object can be instantiated in the scripting environment. A list of existing environments can be retrieved by calling ControlCentre.environments(). A new environment may be added by the following. Note that only ControlCentre calls modify the database.
◆ Environment()
Environment::Environment |
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◆ ~Environment()
Environment::~Environment |
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◆ assetLock()
bool Environment::assetLock |
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◆ name()
String Environment::name |
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◆ setAssetLock()
void Environment::setAssetLock |
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◆ assetLock
bool Environment::assetLock |
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◆ name