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OCLOperators OnCreate

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This page was created by Peter on 2019-11-18. Last edited by Stephanie@mdriven.net on 2025-02-06.

OnCreate is often called after a new object has been created.

It's very much like a .Net constructor for OCL.

You can use self.base.OnCreate to call the superclass's OnCreate as you would in another language.

In the method body for OnCreate, set this OCL:

CreateTime:=DateTime.Now; 
self.Guid.newGuid()

See more: Acting on object changes

See also: OnUpdate, OnDelete, OnStateChange

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-OnCreate is often called when a new object has been created.
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+OnCreate is often called after a new object has been created.
 It's very much like a .Net constructor for OCL.
-You can use self.base.OnCreate to call the superclass's OnCreate as you would in another language.
+You can use <code>self.base.OnCreate</code> to call the superclass's OnCreate as you would in another language.
 ==== Example ====
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   CreateTime:=DateTime.Now;
   self.Guid.newGuid()
-See more: [[Acting on object changes]]
+'''See more:''' [[Documentation:Acting on object changes|Acting on object changes]]
-See also: [[OCLOperators OnUpdate|OnUpdate]], [[OCLOperators OnDelete|OnDelete]], [[OnStateChange]]
+'''See also:''' [[Documentation:OCLOperators OnUpdate|OnUpdate]], [[Documentation:OCLOperators OnDelete|OnDelete]], [[Documentation:OnStateChange|OnStateChange]]
-[[Category:OCLOperators]]
 [[Category:OCL General Operators]]
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