The Instance node class. More...
#include "murl_graph_instance.h"
Additional Inherited Members | |
Public Types inherited from Murl::IFactoryObject< INode > | |
using | ClassInfoArray = Array< const ClassInfo * > |
Definition of an array of ClassInfo objects. | |
Public Member Functions inherited from Murl::IFactoryObject< INode > | |
~IFactoryObject () override | |
The destructor. | |
virtual const ClassInfo * | GetObjectClassInfo () const=0 |
Get the object instance's class info, if present. More... | |
virtual void | ResetObjectProperties ()=0 |
Reset the object instance's properties to their default values. | |
Static Public Member Functions inherited from Murl::IFactoryObject< INode > | |
static const PropertyInfo * | GetPropertyInfo () |
Get the class' property info struct. More... | |
static const AttributeInfo * | GetAttributeInfo () |
Get the class' attribute info struct. More... | |
static void | ResetProperties (IFactoryObject< INode > *object) |
Reset an object instance's properties to their default values. More... | |
Detailed Description
The Instance node class.
In addition to the possible node attributes described below, an XML <Instance> element also accepts any user-defined attributes that can be referenced from a given graph resource. For example, the node
creates 3 instances of the graph named "graph1" found in the "test" package, with a custom attribute named "attr1". Within that referenced resource graph, a node may access the custom attribute(s) and the current replication e.g. in the following way:
which will yield 3 text geometry nodes with IDs "textnode0", "textnode1" and "textnode2", with their text attributes containing the string "42".
XML Elements
- XML Graph Node Attributes:
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graphResourceId="" [String]
The resource ID of the graph to instantiate. See Murl::Graph::IInstance::GetGraphResourceTarget().
templateId="" [String]
The ID of a Murl::Graph::ITemplate node used to create an instance. See Murl::Graph::IInstance::GetTemplateNodeTarget().
replications="1" [UInt32]
The number of replications of the graph. See Murl::Graph::IInstance::SetNumberOfReplications().
condition="true" [Bool]
If set to false (or 0), the node does not create an instance at all. This is most likely only useful in combination with evaluating some custom parameter (e.g. condition="{myCond}"), so there is no interface method for this functionality.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- murl_graph_instance.h