Instruction Class

An object of the Instruction class is an element of the ConditionalInstruction class and represents actions that are execute´d when the corresponding conditions are fulfilled.

To specify such an instruction, the Instruction object has to be initialized with a FormField that is located inside the document. That form field is the object for which the desired actions are executed.

In this context, up to four different types of actions can be executed: Changing the FormField.Enabled property, marking the form field value as valid or invalid, setting a new value and replacing the SelectionFormField.Items array with another string array. On invoking an instance of the Instruction class, one of these types has to be set to the instructionType parameter by using one of the corresponding Instruction.InstructionTypes enumeration values.

To specify a value that is set by the specified action when the defined requirements of the ConditionalInstruction.Conditions array are fulfilled, the constructor's instructionValue parameter must be used. A value that is applied when the corresponding conditions are not fulfilled, can be set by the elseInstructionValue parameter of the constructor's second overload.

Syntax

• C#
• VB.NET

​public class Instruction : System.IComparable

​Public Class Instruction
  Implements System.IComparable

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