06-29-2012, 10:32 AM
Hello
From the above examples I know that if a text is within square brackets it is an optional parameter. However, in the object spy i see the example as given in the second statement.
Again, I know that [in] is a required parameter and [in, opitional] is an optional parameter.
My question is, what does that "in" in the brackets really mean.
Thanks,
Satish
Code:
object.CheckProperty (PropertyName, PropertyValue, [TimeOut])
CheckProperty ([in] PropertyName, [in] PropertyValue, [in, optional] TimeOut)
From the above examples I know that if a text is within square brackets it is an optional parameter. However, in the object spy i see the example as given in the second statement.
Again, I know that [in] is a required parameter and [in, opitional] is an optional parameter.
My question is, what does that "in" in the brackets really mean.
Thanks,
Satish