The short answer is no. If you know ahead of time which objects you're
going to be tracking, then you can store the object's current state and use
either an AcDbDatabaseReactor (one for the whole drawing) or an entity
reactor (one for each entity) to detect when the object has been modified.
You can then check the last state data to see what type of operation was
performed on it. Don't forget to update your data such that you'll have
accurate values the next time a transformation is applied.
"objectarx" wrote in message news:408ea218_2@newsprd01...
> When a use selects an object (or objects) and then moves, rotates or
scales
> the object (or objects), is there any way to get the values of the
> transformation did by the user?
>
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