Are you getting ready for Revit 2016 and now need to change dozens of hundreds of calls to “get_Parameter” like this?
doc.ProjectInformation.get_Parameter(paramName)And do you want your program to continue working with Revit 2013/2014?
If so, the way to go might be a utility function like this, which contains the conditional compilation needed to handle both old and new versions of the API.
public static Parameter getParam(Element e, string paramname)
{
#if RELEASE2013 || RELEASE2014
return e.get_Parameter(paramname);
#else
return e.GetOrderedParameters().FirstOrDefault(q => q.Definition.Name == paramname);
#endif
}
Then your code to get a parameter becomes:
Utils.getParam(doc.ProjectInformation, paramName)More on the topic of writing code to support multiple versions of Revit at:
- https://boostyourbim.wordpress.com/2014/04/14/upgrading-your-api-applications-to-a-new-revit-version
- https://boostyourbim.wordpress.com/2014/04/18/upgrading-your-api-applications-to-a-new-revit-version-part-2/
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