Level: IMetaHierarchyLevel;
The Level property returns the level, to which position of hierarchy belongs.
Executing the example requires that the repository contains a time series database with the OBJ_FC identifier.
Sub Main;
Var
Mb: Imetabase;
Rubr: IMetabaseObject;
RubrInst: IRubricatorInstance;
Facts: IMetaDictionaryInstance;
Hierarchy: IMetaHierarchy;
HInstance: IMetaHierarchyInstance;
Position: IMetaHierarchyPosition;
Begin
Mb := MetabaseClass.Active;
Rubr := MB.ItemById("OBJ_FC").Edit;
RubrInst := Rubr.Open(Null) As IRubricatorInstance;
Facts := RubrInst.GetDictionary(RubricatorDictionary.Facts);
Hierarchy := Facts.Dictionary.DefaultHierarchy;
HInstance := Facts.OpenHierarchy(Hierarchy);
Position := HInstance.GetPathPosition("0");
Debug.WriteLine(Number of levels from a node: + Position.Offset.ToString);
Debug.WriteLine(Parent level: + Position.Parent.Level.Name);
Debug.WriteLine(Level: + Position.Level.Name);
Debug.WriteLine(Index of a level: + Position.LevelIndex.ToString);
End Sub Main;
After executing the example information about an element position of time series dictionary located at the path 0 is displayed in the console window.
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