For a list of all members of this type, see RefBase members.
Name | Description | |
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![]() | ContainsReference | Returns true if this reference contains inReference |
![]() | CreateRange | Create a Range reference relative to this reference. |
![]() | CreateReference | Create a new reference relative to this reference. |
![]() | Equals | Overriden. Default implementation returns true if the normalized absolute names of this reference and the passed in reference match. These objects are going to be added to data structure that make use of GetHashCode and Equals methods. What this means is that the normalized absolute name must not change throughout the lifetime of this instance. If it does change then the overriding class must override this method and return a hash code based on some other immutable property of the instance. |
![]() | FindAll | Returns the named reference relative to this reference with scope "All". |
![]() | FindItem | Overloaded. Returns the named reference relative to this reference. |
![]() | FindParent | Returns a reference to this elements Parent. Some Reference implementations (RefColumn) override this to return something different than BaseParent when handling ".." |
![]() | FindSummaryItem | Returns the named SummaryItem reference relative to this reference. |
![]() | GetChildReferences | Returns the child references of the reference. This method can return null. |
![]() | GetHashCode | Overridden. Default implementation returns the hash code of the normalized absolute name. These objects are going to be added to data structure that make use of GetHashCode and Equals methods. What this means is that the normalized absolute name must not change throughout the lifetime of this instance. If it does change then the overriding class must override this method and return a hash code based on some other immutable property of the instance. |
![]() | IsSiblingReference | Determines whether the given reference is a sibling of this reference |
![]() | IsSubsetReference | Returns true if inReference is a proper subset of this reference |
![]() | MarkRelativeIndices | For each reference tuple in this reference that has a relative index, mark the corresponding tuple in inReference. |
![]() | ResolveReference | Resolves a reference relative to this reference. For example, if this reference is a reference to a row, and inReference is a reference to a column, the resolved reference is the cell reference that is the intersection of this row and the input column. |
![]() | ScopedReferences | Returns a ICalculationReferenceCollection for enumerable references constrained to the specified reference. |
![]() | ToString | Returns a string representation of the reference based on the reference type and absolute name. |
Name | Description | |
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![]() | BuildReference | Constructs a reference relative to this reference by walking all the elements of the specified parsed reference. If forceDataRef is true, then any IsDataReference references are forced to resolve to a specific data item when an incomplete identifier is specified. RefLoop is used to iterate over the specified parsed reference.
This method must be overridden by the Root reference object to deal with external or root references. The Root referece object must advance past the optional control name in a Fully Qualified Reference before calling RefLoop |
![]() | CreateParsedReference | Used to create a new RefParser for the reference. |
![]() | FindRoot | Returns the Root reference of a reference hierarchy. The root reference is used to resolve the fully qualifed form of a reference. Note: Must be overridden by the Root reference to return "this". |
![]() | RefLoop | Constructs a reference relative to the specified starting reference by walking the specified RefTuple enumerator. For each RefTuple, the next "current" reference is constucted by calling the Find method based on the scope of the RefTuple. If forceDataRef is true, then any IsDataReference references are forced to resolve to a specific data item when an incomplete identifier is specified. |