PropertyClass
Usage
To add property parameters to this class, use the following syntax:
Class PropClass.MyClass Extends %RegisteredObject [ PropertyClass = PropClass.MyPropertyClass ] { //class members }
Where propertyclasslist is one of the following:
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A full class name, including all packages. For example:
[ PropertyClass = PropClass.MyPropertyClass ]
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A comma-separated list of class names, enclosed in parentheses.
Details
If you need to add custom property parameters, do the following:
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Define and compile a class that defines one or more class parameters. For example:
Class PropClass.MyPropertyClass { Parameter MYPARM As %String = "XYZ"; }These class parameters become property parameters in the next step.
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In the class that defines the properties, specify the PropertyClass keyword.
Effect on Subclasses
Subclasses inherit the custom behavior added by this keyword. If the subclass specifies a value for the keyword, that value specifies an additional class or classes that specify parameters for properties of this class.
See Also
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“Class Definitions” in this book
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“Defining and Compiling Classes” in Using Caché Objects
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“Introduction to Compiler Keywords” in Using Caché Objects
