Methods for cWorkspace

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Name	Type	Description	Defining Class
ChildByIndex	Function	Can be used to iterate the direct children of an object	cObject
ClassSuperClass	Function	Returns the superclass of the passed class	cObject
CountOfPaths	Function	Returns the number of paths present in a string of paths	cWorkspace
Create	Function	Creates an object based on the passed Class Id	cObject
CreateNamed	Function	Creates an object based on the passed Class Id and assigns it a name Name based on a passed name	cObject
Destroy	Procedure	Destroys the object that receives the message and any child objects of that object	cObject
DoAssignPaths	Procedure	Automatically called when a Workspace is opened to set the psDfPath property	cWorkspace
DoClearPaths	Procedure	Clears all properties associated with opening a new Workspace	cWorkspace
DoSetPaths	Procedure	Automatically sets the Filelist and Dfpath for the program, when a Workspace is opened	cWorkspace
EnumerateWorkspaceData	Procedure	Sends information about the current Workspace to another object	cWorkspace
Exit_Application	Procedure	Starts the process of closing an application	cObject
GetWorkspaceFileName	Function	Returns the name of the physical Workspace file for a Workspace name	cWorkspace
IsClassOfClass	Function	Determines whether the target class is part of the searched class's hierarchy	cObject
IsObjectOfClass	Function	Determines whether the passed class is part of the object's class hierarchy	cObject
IsRegistered	Function	Determines whether a Workspace is registered	cWorkspace
ObjectClass	Function	Returns the integer class ID assigned to the class this object is based on	cObject
OpenWorkspace	Function	Opens a registered Workspace	cWorkspace
OpenWorkspaceErrorMessage	Function	Returns a description for an error code that was returned opening a Workspace	cWorkspace
OpenWorkspaceFile	Function	Opens a Workspace using its filename	cWorkspace
PathAtIndex	Function	Returns a single path from a string containing multiple delimited paths	cWorkspace
Request_Destroy_Object	Procedure	Use the Destroy method instead	cObject