Re: [Nektra OEAPI] User Property

[Nektra OEAPI Support]

Hi again,

Yes, you can use the OEMessage::SetBodyProp or the OEMessage::SetBodyPropByName functions.
To use this functions to change the root body's properties of the message you should first get the root body's handle using the OEMessage::GetBodyHandle function like this:

    int bodyHandle = oeMessage.GetBodyHandle(0, OESTORE.tagOEAPIBODYLOCATION.OE_IBL_ROOT)

After you have finished making modifications to a message you should call to the OEMessage::Commit method to save the changes, otherwise changes do not take effect.

Regards,

Federico



dvasilakis wrote:

I want to add a user property to OEMessage. Is that possible? If yes,
how?


  

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function oeMessage.GetBodyHandle(0,
OESTORE.tagOEAPIBODYLOCATION.OE_IBL_ROOT) returns always 0 in windows
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On 21 Ιούλ, 17:10, Nektra OEAPI Support <oeapi-supp...@nektra.com>
wrote:
> : Hi again,

> Yes, you can use theOEMessage::SetBodyPropor theOEMessage::SetBodyPropByNamefunctions.

> To use this functions to change the root body's properties of the message you should first get the root body's handle using theOEMessage::GetBodyHandlefunction like this:

>     int bodyHandle = oeMessage.GetBodyHandle(0, OESTORE.tagOEAPIBODYLOCATION.OE_IBL_ROOT)

> After you have finished making modifications to a message you should call to theOEMessage::Commitmethod to save the changes, otherwise changes do not take effect.