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Returns a '''[[NameIdPair Class|NameIDPair]]''' object that contains the name and ID number of the project you are currently connected to. | Returns a '''[[NameIdPair Class|NameIDPair]]''' object that contains the name and ID number of the project you are currently connected to. |
Revision as of 19:59, 13 July 2015
Member of: SynthesisAPI10Repository
Returns a NameIDPair object that contains the name and ID number of the project you are currently connected to.
Syntax
object.Project.GetCurrentProject()
where object is a variable that represents a Repository object.
Example
VBA|VB.NET
Dim MyRepository As New Repository ...'Add code to connect to a Synthesis repository.
'Set the first available project in the repository as the current project. MyRepository.Project.SetCurrentProject(1)
'Output example: Get the name and ID of the current project and display it in a message box. Dim ProjectName As String Dim ProjectID As Integer
ProjectName = MyRepository.Project.GetCurrentProject().Name ProjectID = MyRepository.Project.GetCurrentProject().ID MsgBox ("You are currently connected to: " & ProjectName & ", ID#" & ProjectID)