_BrowsePath Interface Members

The following tables list the members exposed by _BrowsePath.

Public Properties

	Name	Description
	BrowseNames	A sequence of browse names that form the browse path, starting from the root. It may be an empty sequence.
	DisplayString	The display string for the current object.
	IsEmpty	Determines whether the current browse path represents the root, i.e. is empty.
	Length	The length of the browse path, i.e. the count of the browse names it consists of.
	PathString	The browse path in an escaped string form; always absolute.

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Public Methods

	Name	Description
	AppendBrowseName	Appends a browse name to the end of the current browse path.
	AppendRelative	Appends a relative browse path to the end of the current browse path. Maximum parent depth is also specified.
	Clone
	Combine	Combines the current browse path with a given relative browse path string.
	CommonPrefix	Determines the longest common prefix of the current browse path and a given browse path.
	CommonPrefixLength	Determines length of the longest common prefix of the current browse path and a given browse path.
	Equals
	GetHashCode
	GetType
	IsPrefix	Determines whether a given browse path is a prefix of the current browse path.
	RelativeTo	Computes a relative path string that leads from the current browse to a given browse path, with specified maximum parent depth.
	ToString
	TryAppendRelative	Attempts to append a relative browse path string to the current browse path, with specified maximum parent depth.
	TryAssign	Attempts to assign an absolute browse path string to the current browse path object.
	TryCombine	Attempts to combine the current browse path with a given relative browse path string.
	TryRelativeTo	Attempts to compute a relative path string that leads from the current browse to a given browse path.

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Reference

_BrowsePath Interface
OpcLabs.BaseLib.Navigation.ComTypes Namespace

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