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associate(ICOSContainer newContainer, COSObject object) It is the responsibility of the current container to create the
association with the new one.
The table shows the available transitions
| composite | indirect |
|
constant | n.a.
containable(COSObject object) The stand-in to be used when object should be contained in a container.
This is either the object itself or the COSIndirectObject to it.
Parameters: object - THe object whose containable is requested.
disassociate(ICOSContainer oldContainer, COSObject object) It is the responsibility of the current container to remove the
association from the old one.
The table shows the available transitions.
It is the responsibility of the current container to create the
association with the new one.
The table shows the available transitions
| composite | indirect |
|
constant | n.a. | n.a. | (always copied before by "containable")
null | ok | ok |
composite | error | ok |
indirect | ok | ok |
Parameters: newContainer - Parameters: object - The resulting ICOSContainer for object
The stand-in to be used when object should be contained in a container.
This is either the object itself or the COSIndirectObject to it.
Parameters: object - THe object whose containable is requested. The stand-in to be used when object should be contained in acontainer.
The number of references to the contained object. This method returns -1
when the value can not be determined (as for indirect objects parsed from
a file).
The number of references to the contained object.
It is the responsibility of the active container to register object in
its data structures.
Parameters: object - The new object to be registered in the hierarchy.