The FlexPro Object Model is described in the Online Help in [i]Automating Processes > Automation Using FlexPro Visual Basic > FlexPro Visual Basic Reference[/i]. All objects, collections, properties and methods mentioned here can be found in the respective chapters.
One remark in advance: It is seldom necessary to mark an object (as selected with the mouse) to perform some operations on it. Just get or set a property or apply a method on the object (or a collection of similiar objects) itself instead on a selection of object(s). Every object has a [i]Select[/i] method to mark it and a [i]MoveTo[/i] method to move it to another folder.
To reference a certain object one may use the [i]Object()[/i] property of a folder. As an example: [i]ActiveDatabase.RootFolder(“Folder1Formula2”, fpObjectTypeFormula)[/i] addresses the formula with the (relative) path name in the databases root folder. (Remark: The example uses VBA syntax, some modifications for other languages may be required). If one wants to access multiple objects in a specific folder, a reference to that folder can be hold in a [i]Folder[/i] type variable and the objects can be addressed relative to that folder.
A collection of objects can be obtained by the [i]Objects()[/i] property of a folder using either regular expressions, type specifying constants or a collection of [i]SearchConstraints[/i]. The resulting [i]FPObjects[/i] enumeration can be iterated over to get the items included.
