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OpenLNS Programmer's Reference 476
The NvMonitorOptions object contained within this property
is not passed by reference. If you acquire a NvMonitorOptions
object through the NvOptions property and modify it, you
must then explicitly assign the modified NvMonitorOptions
object back to the NvOptions property for the changes to take
effect. This following code sample demonstrates this
procedure:
Set nvOptions = monSet.NvOptions
nvOptions.Name = "Device 003"
Set monSet.NvOptions = nvOptions
Each NvMonitorPoint object in a monitor set contains a
CurrentOptions property and a DefaultOptions property.
Once the monitor set containing an NvMonitorPoint has been
opened, you can use the monitor point’s CurrentOptions
property to set the monitoring options that will be used for
the NvMonitorPoint during that particular session.
You can use a permanent network variable monitor point’s
DefaultOptions property to change the default monitoring
options that will be applied to that particular network
variable monitor point in future monitoring sessions. This
may be useful if you want a network variable monitor point
in a permanent monitor set to use a different set of default
monitoring options than those defined for the entire monitor
set. The DefaultOptions properties of network variable
monitor points in temporary monitor sets are not accessible
because temporary monitor sets are only used in a single
client session.
Availability Local, full, lightweight, and independent clients. Note that
temporary MonitorSet objects are not available on
Independent clients.
Syntax nvOptions = monSetObject.NvOptions
Element Description
nvOptions The NvMonitorOptions object
containing the default network
variable monitoring options.
monSetObject The MonitorSet object to be acted
on.
Data Type NvMonitorOptions object.
Read/Write Read/write.
Added to API LNS Release 3.0.
Parent
Summary Returns the object that spawned the current child object. The
parent object is determined by the means in which a child
object is accessed, not by the OpenLNS Object hierarchy.
Availability Local, full, lightweight, and independent clients. Note that
some collection objects are not available to Independent