Exposes an item in the McFeatures list, given a list index, a name or an object instance.

A Variant value.  

object.Item(IndexNameOrItem, [HowItemIsExposed])

The Item Property syntax has these parts:

The settings for HowItemIsExposed are:

Constant		Value	Description
	mchieAsMcFeatures	0	The returned Item is an McFeatures object, or Nothing if the item could not be found in the list.
	mchieAsIndex	1	The returned Item is the list index of the item, or -1 if the item could not be found in the list.
	mchieAsName	2	The returned Item is the Name of the item. It is an error if the item could not be found in the list.

This is the default property for the McFeaturesList interface.

How the item is exposed depends on the HowItemIsExposed argument. It can be exposed as exposed as an McFeatures object (mchieAsMcFeatures, the default), as the list index (mchieAsIndex) or as the list item name (mchieAsName). If the requested Item cannot be found then it is exposed as a Nothing McFeatures object or a list index of -1. It is an error to not find the requested object if the Item is to be exposed as a name.

If a zero-based index number is supplied as the IndexNameOrItem argument, then the item at that is returned. An error is returned if there is no list item at the given index.

If a name string is supplied as the IndexNameOrItem argument then the item in the list matching the given name (using a case-insensitive comparison) is exposed if it is found.

If an object is supplied as the IndexNameOrItem argument, then it must resolve to either an McFeatures-derived object or to an McObject backing a such an object. The McFeatures in the list matching the given object is exposed if it is found.

If an index number is supplied for the IndexNameOrItem, then that number must be between 0 and Count-1. If the HowItemIsExposed argument is mchieAsName, then the requested item must be in the list.