| Class | TaskJuggler::AttributeDefinition |
| In: |
lib/taskjuggler/AttributeDefinition.rb
|
| Parent: | Object |
The AttributeDefinition describes the meta information of a PropertyTreeNode attribute. It contains various information about the attribute. Based on these bits of information, the PropertySet objects generate the attribute lists for each PropertyTreeNode upon creation of the node.
| default | [R] | |
| id | [R] | |
| inheritedFromParent | [R] | |
| inheritedFromProject | [R] | |
| name | [R] | |
| objClass | [R] | |
| scenarioSpecific | [R] | |
| userDefined | [R] |
Create a new AttributeDefinition. id is the ID of the attribute. It must be unique within the PropertySet where it is used. name is a more descriptive text that will be used in report columns and the like. objClass is a reference to the class (not the object itself) of the attribute. The possible classes all have names ending in Attribute. inheritedFromParent is a boolean flag that needs to be true if the node can inherit the setting from the attribute of the parent node. inheritedFromProject is a boolen flag that needs to be true if the node can inherit the setting from an attribute in the global scope. scenarioSpecific is a boolean flag that is set to true if the attribute can have different values for each scenario. default is the default value that is set upon creation of the attribute.
# File lib/taskjuggler/AttributeDefinition.rb, line 36 def initialize(id, name, objClass, inheritedFromParent, inheritedFromProject, scenarioSpecific, default, userDefined = false) @id = id @name = name @objClass = objClass @inheritedFromParent = inheritedFromParent @inheritedFromProject = inheritedFromProject @scenarioSpecific = scenarioSpecific @default = default @userDefined = userDefined # Prevent objects from being deep copied. freeze end