Documentation:OCLOperators canAccess: Difference between revisions

OCLOperators canAccess

Latest revision as of 07:50, 17 June 2024

The canAccess operator is available on objects and checks if this object can access a supplied ViewModel based on the ViewModels Access Expression settings.

Template:

self.canAccess(<name of viewmodel as string>)

Example:

self.canAccess(User.ViewModels.UserSettings)

In the example above, we use the ViewModels operator to ensure that if the ViewModel name is changed, we get notified by the Designer.

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-The canAccess operator is available on objects and checks if this object can access a supplied [[ViewModel access and security|ViewModel]] based on the ViewModels Access Expression settings.
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+The <code>canAccess</code> operator is available on objects and checks if this object can access a supplied [[ViewModel access and security|ViewModel]] based on the ViewModels Access Expression settings.
-Template:
+'''Template:'''
   self.canAccess(<name of viewmodel as string>)
-Example:
+'''Example:'''
   self.canAccess(User.ViewModels.UserSettings)
 In the example above, we use the ViewModels operator to ensure that if the ViewModel name is changed, we get notified by the Designer.
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 Keywords: ViewModel, access, security
 [[Category:OCL General Operators]]
+{{Edited|July|12|2024}}

Latest revision as of 07:50, 17 June 2024

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