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OpenLNS Programmer's Reference 549
Item
Summary Returns a NetworkInterface object from a NetworkInterfaces
collection. You can retrieve a NetworkInterface object from its
NetworkInterfaces collection by passing its index (ordinal
position) within that collection as the argument for the Item
property. Index values start at 1. You can also retrieve a
NetworkInterface object in NetworkInterfaces collections with
the Name property by passing the object’s name as a string
expression.
Availability Local, full, lightweight, and independent clients. Note that
some objects containing this property are not available to
Independent clients.
Syntax retrievedObject = collObject.Item(index)
retrievedObject = collObject.Item(stringExpression)
Element Description
retrievedObject The NetworkInterface object retrieved
from the collection.
collObject The NetworkInterfaces collection object
to be acted on.
index A Long type specifying the ordinal
index of the NetworkInterface object to
be retrieved.
stringExpression A string type specifying the name of the
NetworkInterface object to be retrieved.
Data Type Object.
Read/Write Read only.
Added to API Depends on the object used to access the property. Generally,
this property exists for an object as soon as the object is
added to the API.
_NewEnum
Summary Enables you to iterate over the objects in a collection using
For Each ... Next statements.
•
If you are developing your OpenLNS app in Visual C++,
you can browse a collection to find a particular item by
using the _NewEnum property. See the IEnumVARIANT
interface for details.
• If you are developing your OpenLNS app in Visual Basic,
you do not need to use the _NewEnum property because
it is automatically used in the implementation of For
Each ... Next statements.
• If you are developing your OpenLNS app in C#, you do
not need to use the _NewEnum property explicitly
because it is automatically used in the implemention of