SplitPartCollection.Count

SplitPartCollection.Count property

Gets the number of parts in the collection.

public int Count { get; }

Examples

Shows how to work with split part collections.

var project = new Project(DataDir + "Splits.mpp");

var task = project.RootTask.Children.GetById(1);

// iterate over split parts
Console.WriteLine("Iterate over split parts");
Console.WriteLine("Split parts count:" + task.SplitParts.Count);
foreach (var splitPart in task.SplitParts)
{
    Console.WriteLine("Start: " + splitPart.Start);
    Console.WriteLine("Finish: " + splitPart.Finish);
}

// get the part by index
var split = task.SplitParts[0];
Console.WriteLine("Split start: " + split.Start);

// make some work with the first split part of the task

See Also

SplitPartCollection.Item