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Inside Macintosh: Cyberdog Programmer's Kit / Part 3 - Cyberdog Reference

Chapter 6 - Types, Constants, and Global Functions / Types and Constants

Parameter Keys
A ParameterKey data type is a string used to represent the different types of parameters that can be added to a parameter set. The following constants are parameter keys for parameters that may be used during the opening of a Cyberdog item.
Constants of this type

kCDHeightKey
The parameter specifies the desired height of the frame that will display the content referenced by the Cyberdog item.
kCDFrameSizeFixed
The parameter specifies that the size of the frame used to display the content referenced by the Cyberdog item should not be increased.
kCDInitialOpenerPartKey
The parameter specifies an initial opener part that can be used to open the Cyberdog item.
kCDObtainedOpenerPartKey
The parameter specifies an obtained opener part that can be used to open the Cyberdog item.
kCDOpenerPartDestDraftKey
The parameter specifies the draft in which an opener part is embedded. This parameter is used by CyberSession::ObtainOpener (page 370) when creating new opener parts.
kCDParentItemKey
The parameter specifies the parent Cyberdog item of the Cyberdog item being opened. The parent is passed to the CyberSession::AddCyberItemToLog method (page 351) to establish hierarchical relationships among items in the log.
kCDRefreshKey
The parameter specifies whether or not the opening of the Cyberdog item is a refresh operation.
kCDSearch4ExistingWindowKey
The parameter specifies whether or not a window that displays the content referenced by the Cyberdog item should be brought to the front if it exists.
kCDWidthKey
The parameter specifies the desired width of the frame that will display the content referenced by the Cyberdog item.