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EPLAN.Harness.API.Occurrences.Workdesk Namespace / OccWdClipAccessory Class / UserDefinedProperties Property
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    UserDefinedProperties Property (OccWdClipAccessory)
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    Gets or sets a list of user-defined properties of this occurrence.
    Syntax
    public override IList<UserDefinedProperty> UserDefinedProperties {get; set;}
    Exceptions
    ExceptionDescription
    Api is not in an initialized state. You can get current state from EPLAN.Harness.API.HpdApi.Status property. If API is uninitialized, you can initialize it by calling EPLAN.Harness.API.HpdApi.Init method. If API is in failed state, you can not resurrect it.
    The object is in invalid state. Obtain a new one.
    The exception that is thrown when you trying to access to already deleted occurrence.
    Example
    The example shows how to set user defined properties on a fuse.
    // Init API
    HpdApi api = HpdApi.GetInstance();
    
    // Open project and variant and document.
    Project project = api.OpenProject(@"d:\MyProject.hxproj");
    					
    Variant variant = project.GetVariants()[0];
    Designer designer = variant.GetWorkdesks().FirstOrDefault(w => w.Name == "Workdesk_2");
    designer.Open(false, false);
    
    // Select a desired occurrence.
    IOccurrence occ = designer.GetAllOccurrences().FirstOrDefault(o => o.Name == "fuse_00001");
    
    // Create 2 new user defined properties.
    UserDefinedProperty udp1 = new UserDefinedProperty("Fuse response", new TextProperty("Fast"));
    UserDefinedProperty udp2 = new UserDefinedProperty("Voltage", new VoltageProperty(250d, Unit.Volt));
    
    // Add them to the occurrence.
    occ.UserDefinedProperties.Add(udp1);
    occ.UserDefinedProperties.Add(udp2);
    
    // Save changes and close documents.
    designer.Save();
    
    designer.Close();
    project.Close();
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