How do I add a prefix to an object ID? For example, in a Technical Performance Specification, I would like to add "TPS" in front of the system generated Object IDs (ie. TPS-5195.
Is this something that must be done with DXL?
Thank you.
mmisi - Fri May 27 15:42:11 EDT 2011 |
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Re: Adding prefix to Object ID SystemAdmin - Fri May 27 16:03:45 EDT 2011
Open module in Exclusive edit mode, select File / Module properties, change the value for module attribute "Prefix".
Or in DXL
Module m = current
m."Prefix" = "YYY"
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Re: Adding prefix to Object ID mmisi - Fri May 27 16:07:09 EDT 2011 SystemAdmin - Fri May 27 16:03:45 EDT 2011
Open module in Exclusive edit mode, select File / Module properties, change the value for module attribute "Prefix".
Or in DXL
Module m = current
m."Prefix" = "YYY"
Thank you.
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Re: Adding prefix to Object ID llandale - Fri May 27 16:15:52 EDT 2011 SystemAdmin - Fri May 27 16:03:45 EDT 2011
Open module in Exclusive edit mode, select File / Module properties, change the value for module attribute "Prefix".
Or in DXL
Module m = current
m."Prefix" = "YYY"
... in this case "TPS-". Then save the module :)
By convention its a good idea that the Prefix accurately reflects which module it's in. As you get more complicated Projects you will find that you want to be able to turn a Prefix only, such as "XYZ_11", into an exact object in the Project. That will require that there only be one module with prefix XYZ_ in the project, preferably module named "XYZ".
The Prefix should always end in a dash or underscore. Imagine Prefix "Mod01", which will generate confusing Object Identifiers like "Mod01823" and "Mod011".
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Re: Adding prefix to Object ID mmisi - Fri May 27 17:51:25 EDT 2011 llandale - Fri May 27 16:15:52 EDT 2011
... in this case "TPS-". Then save the module :)
By convention its a good idea that the Prefix accurately reflects which module it's in. As you get more complicated Projects you will find that you want to be able to turn a Prefix only, such as "XYZ_11", into an exact object in the Project. That will require that there only be one module with prefix XYZ_ in the project, preferably module named "XYZ".
The Prefix should always end in a dash or underscore. Imagine Prefix "Mod01", which will generate confusing Object Identifiers like "Mod01823" and "Mod011".
Got it sorted. Thanks for the advice. I'm sure I'll be back for more!
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