Domain represents a logical set of instantiated
Elements
found within
object model. You can not reference an
Element not instantiated within model's
Elements
collection.
Domains may form hierarchical structures (binary trees), each of them referencing
0..n existing
Elements. Each domain may also reference it's
parent domain, thus promoting it to a superset of referenced elements via
inheritance.
Logical sets of elements may get utilized by application for various purposes,
i.e. to form specific topologies, denote hierarchy of referenced elements, etc.
Inheritance Hierarchy
Namespace: FDF.Common.ObjectModelAssembly: FDF.Common (in FDF.Common.dll) Version: 3.0.0.0
Syntax [SerializableAttribute]
public class Domain : Feature
<SerializableAttribute>
Public Class Domain
Inherits Feature
[SerializableAttribute]
public ref class Domain : public Feature
[<SerializableAttribute>]
type Domain =
class
inherit Feature
end
The Domain type exposes the following members.
Constructors Properties Remarks See Also