TXMLConfig.GetValue function
Gets the value from the DOM node at the specified path in the XML configuration file.
Declaration
function GetValue(const APath: string; const ADefault: string): string
function GetValue(const APath: string; ADefault: Integer): Integer
function GetValue(const APath: string; ADefault: Int64): Int64
function GetValue(const APath: string; ADefault: Boolean): Boolean
procedure GetValue(const APath: string; const ADefault; out AResult;
const APTypeInfo: PTypeInfo)
procedure GetValue(const APath: string; ADefault: Int64; out AResult;
const APTypeInfo: PTypeInfo)
procedure GetValue(const APath: string; out AResult;
const APTypeInfo: PTypeInfo)
procedure GetValue(const APath: string; out ARect: TRect;
const ADefault: TRect)Arguments
APath | Path to locate in the Document. |
ADefault | Default value used when the DOM node has no content. |
AResult | Returns the value for a set or enumeration element as the type specified in APTypeInfo. |
APTypeInfo | Pointer to the RTTI type information for the value. |
ARect | TRect with the value for the DOM node. |
Function result
Value for the Node at the specified path.
Description
GetValue is an overloaded function used to get the value stored in
a DOM node at the path specified in
APath. Overloaded variants are
provided to return
String,
Integer,
Int64,
Boolean, and
TRect data types. Other variants allow the
arguments to be represented as various data types including untyped constants.
APath contain the path specifier that represents the hierarchy of
elements and attributes in
Document where the value is stored. See
TXMLConfig Path Syntax for details
about path specifiers.
ADefault contains the default value returned when the DOM node
does not have any content representing a value.
ARect is the
TRect output parameter used to return the
value in the overloaded method.
Use GetExtendedValue to get the value for a DOM node as an
Extended (or Float) data type.
See also
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