<AvailableLoadRules>
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Section:
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WMConfig
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Required:
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No
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Default:
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As Stored (at Index 1)
Highest Revisions (at Index 2 - default selection)
Highest Released Revisions (at Index 3)
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Product:
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Creo Elements/Direct Model Manager, Creo Elements/Direct Drawing Manager
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This tag must enclose the entire <AvailableLoadRules> section. This section may be placed anywhere in the file within <WMConfig>, but not within any of the subsections (such as <Options> or <ClassDefs>).
This configuration allows you to add Load Rules to the Load Rules combo box. The sorting behavior is identical to that of the class definition attributes. It orders the list by index first, then by name if the indexes are the same. If an index is not set it goes, by default, to the bottom of the list.
You may clear the existing Load Rules by inserting <clear/> anywhere in the definition.
You can also define whether the default load rule is configurable by the user. If this value is set to false, the user cannot set the default load rule in the Preferences dialog.
This obsoletes the <DefaultLoadRuleComboBox> tag.
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Changing the Load Rule index values doesn't just affect the Load dialog, it affects an assembly's children in any structure browser where you can expand that assembly. For example, if you change the Highest Revisions index to 1, the Load dialog defaults to loading the highest revision children for an assembly. However, expanding the assembly in a structure browser also displays the highest revision children in that assembly.
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Example
This example shows a configuration for the section:
<AvailableLoadRules>
<LoadRule>Custom Load Rule 1</LoadRule>
<LoadRule>Custom Load Rule 2
<Index>1.5</Index>
</LoadRule>
<LoadRule>Custom Load Rule 3
<Index>.5</Index>
</LoadRule>
<LoadRule>A Custom Load Rule
<Index>1.5</Index>
</LoadRule>
<LoadRule>My Default Load Rule
<Index>2</Index>
<Default/>
</LoadRule>
</AvailableLoadRules>
<LoadRule>Custom Load Rule 1</LoadRule>
<LoadRule>Custom Load Rule 2
<Index>1.5</Index>
</LoadRule>
<LoadRule>Custom Load Rule 3
<Index>.5</Index>
</LoadRule>
<LoadRule>A Custom Load Rule
<Index>1.5</Index>
</LoadRule>
<LoadRule>My Default Load Rule
<Index>2</Index>
<Default/>
</LoadRule>
</AvailableLoadRules>
This would result in the following Load Rule list:
Custom Load Rule 3
As Stored
A Custom Load Rule
Custom Load Rule 2
Highest Revisions
My Default Load Rule (Default)
Highest Released Revisions
Custom Load Rule 1