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==Status-determining configuration points== | ==Status-determining configuration points== | ||
The following configuration points control the determination of an active part's status. Defaults indicated are at the <code>IActivePart</code> level. Many individual parts set different defaults. | The following configuration points control the determination of an active part's status. Defaults indicated are at the <code>IActivePart</code> level. Many individual parts set different defaults, and in particular see [[#IPoweredPart|IPoweredPart]]. | ||
Individual parts can also override the method <code>public virtual bool GetActivePartLocallyDefinedFailure()</code> to implement their own failure modes; if this method returns true, the part's status will be LocallyDefinedFailure. Generally <code>public virtual string GetActivePartLocallyDefinedFailureDescription()</code> should also be overridden; its return value will be used instead of "LocallyDefinedFailure" for status display (see below). | Individual parts can also override the method <code>public virtual bool GetActivePartLocallyDefinedFailure()</code> to implement their own failure modes; if this method returns true, the part's status will be LocallyDefinedFailure. Generally <code>public virtual string GetActivePartLocallyDefinedFailureDescription()</code> should also be overridden; its return value will be used instead of "LocallyDefinedFailure" for status display (see below). | ||