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GetChildrenList – PB Docs 125 – PowerBuilder Library

GetChildrenList – PB Docs 125

GetChildrenList PowerScript function

Description

Provides a list of the children of a routine included in a
trace tree model.

Controls

TraceTreeObject, TraceTreeRoutine, and TraceTreeGarbageCollect
objects

Syntax

Argument

Description

instancename

Instance name of the TraceTreeObject,
TraceTreeRoutine, or TraceTreeGarbageCollect object.

list

An unbounded array variable of datatype
TraceTreeNode in which GetChildrenList stores
a TraceTreeNode object for each child of a routine. This argument
is passed by reference.

Return Values

ErrorReturn. Returns the following values:

  • Success! – The function succeeded

  • ModelNotExistsError! – The model does not
    exist

Usage

You use the GetChildrenList function to
extract a list of the children of a routine (the classes and routines
it calls) included in a trace tree model. Each child listed is defined
as a TraceTreeNode object and provides the type of activity represented
by that child.

You must have previously created the trace tree model from
a trace file using the BuildModel function.

When the GetChildrenList function is called
for TraceTreeGarbageCollect objects, each child listed usually represents
the destruction of a garbage collected object.

Examples

This example checks the activity type of a node included
in the trace tree model. If the activity type is an occurrence of
a routine, it determines the name of the class that contains the
routine and provides a list of the classes and routines called by
that routine:

See Also


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