The Lock Method is available in LEADTOOLS Document and Medical Imaging toolkits.
- password
- String containing the password used to lock the annotation object.
Visual Basic (Usage) | Copy Code |
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Dim instance As AnnObject Dim password As String instance.Lock(password) |
Parameters
- password
- String containing the password used to lock the annotation object.
This method changes the 'lock' state of an object.
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Public Sub AnnObject_Lock(ByVal obj As AnnObject, ByVal password As String) If obj.IsLocked Then MessageBox.Show("Object is locked. It will be unlocked.") If String.Compare(password, obj.Password, False) <> 0 Then MessageBox.Show("Invalid password!!") Else obj.Unlock(password) End If Else MessageBox.Show("Object was not locked. It will be locked now.") obj.Lock(password) End If End Sub |
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public void AnnObject_Lock(AnnObject obj, string password) { if(obj.IsLocked) { MessageBox.Show("Object is locked. It will be unlocked."); if(string.Compare(password, obj.Password, false) != 0) MessageBox.Show("Invalid password!!"); else obj.Unlock(password); } else { MessageBox.Show("Object was not locked. It will be locked now."); obj.Lock(password); } } |
Only unlocked objects can be locked. If an object is already locked, it will stay locked with its original password. You must pass the same password to AnnObject.Unlock to unlock this AnnObject.
If this method succeeds, password will be stored inside the object and can be retreived with the Password property.
An object must be unlocked in order to change that object in automated mode.
For more information, refer to Implementing Annotation Security.
Target Platforms: Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Server 2003 family, Windows Server 2008 family, Windows Vista, Windows 7