TransactionManager - documentation

TransactionManager - documentation

Rene_Gerlach
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TransactionManager - documentation

Rene_Gerlach
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Hi @Anonymous,

can someon explain the 

TransactionManager._StartUnidentifiedTransaction and

TransactionManager.StartTransactionWithOptions - what options possible?

where is nothing in the API documentation

 

Thanks

Rene

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AlexFielder
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I'm not sure where you got the 'StartTransactionWithOptions' method from, but this page has more on transactions: 

 

http://help.autodesk.com/view/INVNTOR/2019/ENU/?guid=GUID-EB4D4D34-C84F-494A-8665-D87EF536B38F

 

The above applies to Inventor 2019, maybe your method has been deprecated?

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Rene_Gerlach
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Hi Alex,

 

yes it's not documented, thats why I ask here 😉

I got both function from the object library (.tlb).

 

Regards

Rene

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AlexFielder
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In that case it's an internal method and wouldn't be expected to be documented anywhere outside of Autodesk's castle.

 

Which .tlb are you getting that from?

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Rene_Gerlach
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@AlexFielder wrote:

Which .tlb are you getting that from?


--> From the official RxInventor.tlb, delivered with Inventor self.

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AlexFielder
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In that case I would leave it well alone. The only non-documented file(s) I've ever pulled anything useful from over the years are the Autodesk.iLogic.Interfaces.dll and the Autodesk.iLogic.Runtime.dll both of which have accompanying .xml files.

And even then, most of the "functions" available within those files are now in the official documentation.

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chandra.shekar.g
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@Rene_Gerlach ,

 

Yes, methods are hidden API. So, no documentation for this methods.

 

You can enable hidden objects to view in VBA editor by browsing respective objects.

 

Thanks and regards,


CHANDRA SHEKAR G
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Autodesk Developer Network



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