Gets the Group that is the parent of the current Group.
If the instance that this property is a member of is part of a Feature that has been inserted into a MemoryDataSet then you must use the Guard class to lock the dataset that the Feature belongs to before you access this property.
More information about thread safety of objects in a dataset can be found in Threading Model, datasets and features.
public Group Parent { get; }Windows, Linux, Android
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Gets the Group that is the parent of the current Group.
If the instance that this property is a member of is part of a Feature that has been inserted into a MemoryDataSet then you must use the Guard class to lock the dataset that the Feature belongs to before you access this property.
More information about thread safety of objects in a dataset can be found in Threading Model, datasets and features.
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GroupPtr parent ( ) const;Windows, Linux, Android
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Gets the Group that is the parent of the current Group.
If the instance that this property is a member of is part of a Feature that has been inserted into a MemoryDataSet then you must use the Guard class to lock the dataset that the Feature belongs to before you access this property.
More information about thread safety of objects in a dataset can be found in Threading Model, datasets and features.
public final Group getParent ( )Windows, Linux, Android
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Gets the Group that is the parent of the current Group.
If the instance that this property is a member of is part of a Feature that has been inserted into a MemoryDataSet then you must use the Guard class to lock the dataset that the Feature belongs to before you access this property.
More information about thread safety of objects in a dataset can be found in Threading Model, datasets and features.
parentWindows, Linux, Android
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