Answer.RepeatIndexes Property
[Read-only] This property is a RepeatIndices object, which represents the current set of repeat indexes for the Answer. Since an Answer may contain any number of Values, the repeat indexes serve as a "pointer" to reference individual Values. For example, if you want to reference the second Value in of a simple repeated variable, set its repeat indexes to 1,-1,-1,-1.
Syntax
public HotDocs.Server.RepeatIndices RepeatIndexes { get; }
Example
The following Visual C# code opens an answer file, iterates through its AnswerCollection , and displays each Answer and its Values. After each value, it also displays the RepeatCount at the current level.
public class ExampleCode { static void Main() { HotDocs.Server.AnswerCollection ac = new HotDocs.Server.AnswerCollection("c:\\temp\\JohnDoe.anx"); foreach (HotDocs.Server.Answer ans in ac) { System.Console.WriteLine(ans.Name); // Iterate through each of the Answer's Values. int[,] myArray = ans.ValueIndexes; for (int i = 0; i < myArray.GetLength(0); i++) { ans.RepeatIndexes[0] = myArray[i, 0]; ans.RepeatIndexes[1] = myArray[i, 1]; ans.RepeatIndexes[2] = myArray[i, 2]; ans.RepeatIndexes[3] = myArray[i, 3]; System.Console.Write("{0},{1},{2},{3}: ", ans.RepeatIndexes[0].ToString(), ans.RepeatIndexes[1].ToString(), ans.RepeatIndexes[2].ToString(), ans.RepeatIndexes[3].ToString()); if (ans.Value.GetType().IsArray) { // This means the value is an array, such as a "select all that apply" Multiple Choice value. System.Object[] valArray = (System.Object[])ans.Value; for (int j = 0; j < valArray.GetLength(0); j++) { System.Console.Write(valArray[j].ToString()); if (j < (valArray.GetLength(0) - 1)) System.Console.Write("|"); } } else System.Console.Write(ans.Value.ToString()); System.Console.WriteLine(" (RepeatCount: " + ans.RepeatCount + ")"); } } System.Console.ReadKey(); } }