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You can use foo.handle to get an OpenStudio::UUID object for any OpenStudio ModelObject. I don't know the exact syntax in C#, but here's an example in interactive Ruby:
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You can use foo.handle to get an OpenStudio::UUID object for any OpenStudio ModelObject. I don't know the exact syntax in C#, but here's an example in interactive Ruby:
Edit:
If you want to get the UUID of a referenced object, you can do exactly as above by getting the referenced object and then calling .handle on it. Here's an example of getting the UUID of a layer in a construction:
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You can use foo.handle to get an OpenStudio::UUID object for any OpenStudio ModelObject. I don't know the exact syntax in C#, but here's an example in interactive Ruby:
Edit:
If you want to get the UUID of a referenced object, you can do exactly as above by getting the referenced object and then calling .handle on it. Here's an example of getting the UUID of a layer in a construction:
Edit 2:
If you want to get the UUID for a generic IdfObject, instead of calling foo.getString(4).get, you can call foo.idfObject.getString(4).get.
