Then what happens if you enable a component? Do all the subcomponents get enabled or do they stay disabled?
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Subcomponent Behaviour
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ckilishtof
, Feb 27 2002 22:38
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ckilishtof
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Posted 27 February 2002 - 22:38
What happens to the subcomponents when you disable a component? Do all the subcomponents get disabled?
Taco Bell
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Posted 27 February 2002 - 23:01
Disabled/enabled by the user or by the script?
For the user, it auto. changes the subcomponents to match. I'm not sure if the same is true for a script, but I think that would be the case. Otherwise, I'd have complaints.
ckilishtof
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Posted 27 February 2002 - 23:04
By script.
I want to know if I can rely on disabling all my components first and then selectively enabling components and their subcomponents.
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Posted 28 February 2002 - 00:35
The help topic "ComponentSelectItem " doesn't explicitly say, so I'd say try it and find out.
Keep in mind though this note from the help file:
"If you call a setup type selection function (ComponentSetupTypeSet, SetupType, SdSetupType, or SdSetupTypeEx) after calling ComponentSelectItem, the component selections set by ComponentSelectItem are overridden by the selections in the setup type."