ICodeWarriorAccessPath

With this interface you can perform the following operations:

• See if a Path is Recursive - Recursive
• Set a Path to be Recursive - Recursive
• Fetching a Path - path
• Determining the Access Path Location - AccessPathLocation
• Setting the Access Path Location - AccessPathLocation
• Determining the Access Path Type - AccessPathType
• Fetch the User-Defined User Tree Object - UserTree
• Getting Subdirectories - SubDirectories

See Listing 3.3 for an example of how to use some of the access path functionality in a real script. You will want to call the ApplyChanges method to save your changes, as discussed in "Saving the Changes - ApplyChanges."

See if a Path is Recursive - Recursive

This allows you to determine whether an access path is set as recursive or not recursive.Refer to the IDE User Guide for a discussion of recursive access paths.

Arguments

None

Return Value

ICodeWarriorProject** pval - true or false, whether the path is set as recursive or not.

Set a Path to be Recursive - Recursive

This allows you to set an access path as recursive or not recursive. Refer to the IDE User Guide for a discussion of recursive access paths.

Arguments

Recursive takes the arguments shown in Table 3.2:

Argument	Functionality
VARIANT_BOOL pval	true or false, whether the path should be set as recursive or not recursive

ICodeWarriorAccessPath.Recursive Arguments:

Return Value

ICodeWarriorProject** pval - the project.

Fetching a Path - path

This allows you to get an access path.

Arguments

None

Return Value

IFileSpec** pval - the path.

Determining the Access Path Location - AccessPathLocation

This allows you to see if an access path is relative, absolute, or user-defined. Refer to the IDE User Guide for a discussion of access paths and absolute, relative, and user-defined settings.

Arguments

None

Return Value

EAccessPathLocation* pval - the access path setting.

Setting the Access Path Location - AccessPathLocation

This allows you to set an access path as relative, absolute, or user-defined. Refer to the IDE User Guide for a discussion of access paths and absolute, relative, and user-defined settings.

Arguments

AccessPathLocation takes the arguments shown in Table 3.3:

Argument	Functionality
EAccessPathLocation pval	The access path location.

ICodeWarriorAccessPath.AccessPathLocation Arguments:

Return Value

None

Determining the Access Path Type - AccessPathType

This allows you to get an access path type, such as kUserDefined.

Arguments

None

Return Value

EAccessPathType* pval - the access path type.

Fetch the User-Defined User Tree Object - UserTree

This is not yet implemented.

Getting Subdirectories - SubDirectories

This is not yet implemented.