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Opens the user interface to locate a table.
[Visual Basic .NET] Public Function MatchTable ( _ ByVal parentWindow As Integer, _ ByVal tableOfLocations As ITable, _ ByVal locator As ILocator, _ ByRef pathForGxBrowser As String _ ) As IName
[C#] public IName MatchTable ( int parentWindow, ITable tableOfLocations, ILocator locator, ref string pathForGxBrowser );
[C++]
HRESULT MatchTable(
OLE_HANDLE parentWindow,
ITable* tableOfLocations,
ILocator* locator,
System.String* pathForGxBrowser
);
[C++] Parameters parentWindow [in]
parentWindow is a parameter of type OLE_HANDLE tableOfLocations [in]
tableOfLocations is a parameter of type ITable* locator [in]
locator is a parameter of type ILocator* pathForGxBrowser [in, out]
pathForGxBrowser is a parameter of type BSTR*
The MatchTable method displays the user interface for matching a table of locations. This method returns a reference to a Name object that represents the matched dataset.
The parentWindow parameter is a handle to the parent window for the user interface. The user interface for matching the table appears modally on top of this window.
The tableOfLocations parameter is a reference to the table that contains the locations to be matched. The Locator parameter is a reference to the locator that you want to use to match the table.
The pathForGxBrowser parameter is the name of the GxObject from which the user can start browsing for a location for the matched dataset. You can obtain a value for this parameter from the IGxObject::FullName property of the GxObject.
ILocatorUI Interface | ILocatorUI.MatchTable Method | IAddressUI.MatchTableFromSet Method