v5.0
Creates a new View object given the path
to its definition on disk. This method is a low-level approach to
dealing with Views, in most cases Layout.CreateView is the most
convenient way to create floating views.
This method will load any valid view file, even if the file is
outside of the normal search locations inside the user, factory and
workgroups directories. It will fail if there is an XML syntax
error or other problem with the content of the view definition.
oReturn = Layout.CreateViewFromDefinitionFile( ViewPath, ViewName ); |
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ViewPath | String | Complete path to a .xsitb or .xsivw file on disk. |
| ViewName | String | Required string providing the name of the view. Important: Blank characters found in the view name, such as space and tabs, are converted to underscores ("_"). |