v7.0
Returns the parameter overridden by this parameter.
OverridenObject returns itself unless Parameter.OverridingObject is
empty (if the parameter is not an overriding parameter). See
Override.AddParameterEntry
for information about how to add an overriding parameter.
Note: This property may also return an empty object if the
overriding parameter hasn't yet been set. You must first set the
overriding parameter value with the SetValue command to activate the
overridden parameter: Parameter.Value will not activate the
override parameter.
// get accessor Parameter rtn = Parameter.OverridenObject; |
# # See the Override reference page for an example demonstrating # how to create and access override parameters # |