API_LibraryInfo Struct Reference

Describes the data of an active library of an Archicad project. More...

#include <APIdefs_Environment.h>

Public Attributes
IO::Location	location
	the folder specification of the library
GS::UniString	name
	the name of the library
API_LibraryTypeID	libraryType
	the type of the library (Built-In, Local, Embedded, BIM Server, Web Object, Other; see API_LibraryTypeID)
bool	available
	the library is available (e.g. not missing)
bool	readOnly
	the library is not writable
bool	filler [2]
	Reserved for later use.
GS::UniString	twServerUrl
	URL address of the TeamWork server hosting the library (API_ServerLibrary only)
GS::UniString	urlWebLibrary
	URL of the downloaded Internet library (API_UrlLibrary and API_UrlOtherObject only)

Detailed Description

Describes the data of an active library of an Archicad project.

Remarks

This data structure describes one active library from the library list of Archicad. All the libraries that can be seen in the "Library Manager" dialog of Archicad are passed to you with ACAPI_LibraryManagement_GetLibraries. Call the ACAPI_LibraryManagement_GetLibraries and ACAPI_LibraryManagement_SetLibraries function codes to operate on this data. From 6.1 those library locations which refer to built-in libraries (e.g. library parts coming from an add-on) have an rfs component at the end. This is necessary if you want to convert the location to a folder, but you can safely remove this component for display purposes with IO::Location::DeleteLastLocalName or IO::Location::MoveLastLocalName.

Example

GS::Array<API_LibraryInfo
>    libInfo;
 
if (ACAPI_Environment (APIEnv_GetLibrariesID, &libInfo) == NoError) {
    DBPrintf ("Environment Control :: The number of loaded libraries is %u\n", libInfo.GetSize ());
    for (UInt32 ii = 0; ii < libInfo.nLib; ii++) {
        IO::Path    libPath;
 
        libInfo[ii].location.ToPath (&libPath);
        DBPrintf ("Environment Control :: Library #%-2d is %s\n", ii, (const char *) libPath);
    }
}