List.BackOrder
Description
A class that represents a list back order.
List back orders represent pull requests that are waiting to be fulfilled.Properties
| flags | The flags used by this back order. |
| labelProperties | Use your own named properties to get/set label values. |
| labels | Accesses a node's labels as nodes. |
| numRequested | The number of things this back order is requesting. |
| numRequired | The number of things this back order is requiring. |
| puller | Gets the variant value of the thing pulling from the list. |
| query | Gets the sql query this back order is using to define the pull requirements. |
Methods
| remove | Removes the back order from the partition. |
Details
List.BackOrder.flags
readonly int flags
Description
The flags used by this back order.
int requireNum = List("ItemList").backOrders()[1].flags;List.BackOrder.labelProperties
Variant labelProperties
Description
Use your own named properties to get/set label values.
Works just like labelProperties on treenodes.
List.BackOrder.labels
readonly labels
Description
Accesses a node's labels as nodes.
Works just like labels on treenodes.
List.BackOrder.numRequested
readonly double numRequested
Description
The number of things this back order is requesting.
double requestNum = List("ItemList").backOrders()[1].numRequested;List.BackOrder.numRequired
readonly double numRequired
Description
The number of things this back order is requiring.
double requireNum = List("ItemList").backOrders()[1].numRequired;List.BackOrder.puller
readonly Variant puller
Description
Gets the variant value of the thing pulling from the list.
List("ItemList").backOrders()[1].puller == current;List.BackOrder.query
readonly string query
Description
Gets the sql query this back order is using to define the pull requirements.
List("ItemList").backOrders()[1].query.startsWith("WHERE");List.BackOrder.remove()
| void remove( ) |
Description
Removes the back order from the partition.
List("ItemList").backOrders()[1].remove();Use this instead of destroyobject() so the list can keep track of its statistics.