The global persistent visibility setting is used for layers whose visibility can be changed by a "parent" object. A common case is when a layer is a child layer (ParentId is not nil). In this case, when a parent layer is turned off, then child layers are also turned off. The persistent visibility setting determines what happens when the parent is turned on again.

Namespace: Rhino.DocObjects
Assembly: RhinoCommon (in RhinoCommon.dll)

Since: 5.5

Syntax

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public bool GetPersistentVisibility()

Public Function GetPersistentVisibility As Boolean

Return Value

Type: Boolean

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Remarks

Returns true if this layer's visibility is controlled by a parent object and the parent is turned on (after being off), then this layer will also be turned on. Returns false if this layer's visibility is controlled by a parent object and the parent layer is turned on (after being off), then this layer will continue to be off. When the persistent viability is not explicitly set, this property returns the current value of IsVisible

Reference

Layer Class

Rhino.DocObjects Namespace

LayerAddLanguageSpecificTextSet("LST1686B1C9_0?cpp=::|nu=.");GetPersistentVisibility Method

Return Value

Reference

LayerGetPersistentVisibility Method