The PropertyValue class represents a property value.
![]() | Creates a copy of the object. |
![]() | Copies the content to this object from another object. |
![]() | Gets the current value as localized text. The value is localized based on the culture of the local computer. |
![]() | Gets the current value as localized text. The value is localized based on the culture of the local computer. |
![]() | Returns the property value in a human-readable format. |
![]() | Returns the property value in a human-readable format. |
![]() | Gets the current value as unlocalized text. |
![]() | The property definition of the property value. |
![]() | The typed value of the property value. |
The property value object is a high-level container for the property value, encapsulating the property definition and the actual property value. The property value is stored in the TypedValue object. The PropertyDef object represents a more detailed type of definition of the property.
You can access the property values of an object by using the ObjectVersionAndProperties object. Alternatively, you may also perform property value-related operations by using the VaultObjectPropertyOperations interface.
Property values of an object (highlighted with the green rectangle) as seen in M-Files Desktop.