This Method assigns new GUIds to the SystemUnitClass and its subordinate Children, which have an ID. The References to the old IDs in Mirrors and InternalLinks are redirected to the new ID. If a Reference is not found in any of the subordinate Elements, the Reference will not be changed.

Namespace: Aml.Engine.Adapter
Assembly: Aml.Engine (in Aml.Engine.dll) Version: 3.2

Syntax

C++

Copy

[ObsoleteAttribute("Make a copy instead and replace the existing class using the copy", 
	true)]
public static void AssignNewGUIDsAndRedirectExistingInternalLinksAndMirrorObjects(
	this SystemUnitClassType systemUnitClass,
	bool includeSystemUnitClasses = false
)

<ExtensionAttribute>
<ObsoleteAttribute("Make a copy instead and replace the existing class using the copy", 
	true)>
Public Shared Sub AssignNewGUIDsAndRedirectExistingInternalLinksAndMirrorObjects ( 
	systemUnitClass As SystemUnitClassType,
	Optional includeSystemUnitClasses As Boolean = false
)

public:
[ExtensionAttribute]
[ObsoleteAttribute(L"Make a copy instead and replace the existing class using the copy", 
	true)]
static void AssignNewGUIDsAndRedirectExistingInternalLinksAndMirrorObjects(
	SystemUnitClassType^ systemUnitClass, 
	bool includeSystemUnitClasses = false
)

Parameters

systemUnitClass SystemUnitClassType: The system unit class.
includeSystemUnitClasses Boolean (Optional): if set to true [include system unit classes].

Usage Note

In Visual Basic and C#, you can call this method as an instance method on any object of type SystemUnitClassType. When you use instance method syntax to call this method, omit the first parameter. For more information, see Extension Methods (Visual Basic) or Extension Methods (C# Programming Guide).

Remarks

If you want an assignment of new GUIDs with updated references, make a copy of the SystemUnitClass and replace the old class with the new class.

Reference

AMLEngineAdapter Class

Aml.Engine.Adapter Namespace