MFC forms and selecting points

[Anonymous]

I have a button on a MFC form that allows a user to pick a point. When the button is clicked Autocad minimizes and locks up. The prompt asking the user to select a point is displayed. The code I am using is below. Is there a different way to do this? void CTestDlg::OnBnClickedStartpoint() { int rc; AcGePoint3d startpt,p; startpt.x=0; startpt.z=0; startpt.y=0; ShowWindow(0); rc = acedGetPoint(startpt,pMessage, p); if (rc == RTNONE) { rc = RTNORM; ShowWindow(1); return; } ShowWindow(1); }

[Anonymous]

Try using these functions BeginEditorCommand(); CompleteEditorCommand(); CancelEditorCommand(); "Rob Thyen" wrote in message news:40213a45$1_3@newsprd01... > I have a button on a MFC form that allows a user to pick a point. When the > button is clicked Autocad minimizes and locks up. The prompt asking the > user to select a point is displayed. The code I am using is below. Is there > a different way to do this? > > void CTestDlg::OnBnClickedStartpoint() > { > int rc; > AcGePoint3d startpt,p; > > startpt.x=0; > startpt.z=0; > startpt.y=0; > > ShowWindow(0); > > rc = acedGetPoint(startpt,pMessage, p); > > if (rc == RTNONE) > { > rc = RTNORM; > ShowWindow(1); > return; > } > > ShowWindow(1); > } > >

[Anonymous]

Instead of 'ShowWindow(0);' call: BeginEditorCommand(); and instead of 'ShowWindow(1);' call: CompleteEditorCommand(); Hope it works for you! "Rob Thyen" wrote in message news:40213a45$1_3@newsprd01... > I have a button on a MFC form that allows a user to pick a point. When the > button is clicked Autocad minimizes and locks up. The prompt asking the > user to select a point is displayed. The code I am using is below. Is there > a different way to do this? > > void CTestDlg::OnBnClickedStartpoint() > { > int rc; > AcGePoint3d startpt,p; > > startpt.x=0; > startpt.z=0; > startpt.y=0; > > ShowWindow(0); > > rc = acedGetPoint(startpt,pMessage, p); > > if (rc == RTNONE) > { > rc = RTNORM; > ShowWindow(1); > return; > } > > ShowWindow(1); > } > >

[Anonymous]

In order to use the BeginEditorCommand and others as specified, you have to change your dialog to derive off of CAcUiDialog instead of CDialog

[Anonymous]

can somebody give an example of how to change over to a CAcUiDialog lass -- what all will I need to change?? "Randy Sanders" wrote in message news:40215b87$1_1@newsprd01... > In order to use the BeginEditorCommand and others as specified, you have to > change your dialog to derive off of CAcUiDialog instead of CDialog > >

[Anonymous]

Rob Thyen wrote: > can somebody give an example of how to change over to a CAcUiDialog > lass -- what all will I need to change?? > If you'd rather not derive from CAcUiDialog (personally I see no compelling reason to do so) you can use the following from your dialog GetParent()->EnableWindow(TRUE); ShowWindow(SW_HIDE); // do your thing on screen ShowWindow(SW_SHOW); GetParent()->EnableWindow(FALSE); EnableWindow(TRUE); -- Best regards, Byron Blattel CADwerx--Applications for AutoCAD Autodesk Registered Developer Contact Info @ http://www.cadwerx.net Custom Programming Services - ObjectARX/C++/MFC/ASP/STL/ATL/ISAPI...

[Anonymous]

Thanks Byron, that worked as usual...Is there anything you dont know about this stuff??? Thanks again, Rob "Byron Blattel" wrote in message news:4021684e$1_3@newsprd01... > Rob Thyen wrote: > > > can somebody give an example of how to change over to a CAcUiDialog > > lass -- what all will I need to change?? > > > > If you'd rather not derive from CAcUiDialog (personally I see no > compelling reason to do so) you can use the following from your dialog > > GetParent()->EnableWindow(TRUE); > ShowWindow(SW_HIDE); > // do your thing on screen > ShowWindow(SW_SHOW); > GetParent()->EnableWindow(FALSE); > EnableWindow(TRUE); > > -- > Best regards, > > Byron Blattel > CADwerx--Applications for AutoCAD > Autodesk Registered Developer > Contact Info @ http://www.cadwerx.net > Custom Programming Services - ObjectARX/C++/MFC/ASP/STL/ATL/ISAPI...

[Anonymous]

Rob Thyen wrote: > Thanks Byron, that worked as usual...Is there anything you dont know about > this stuff??? > > Thanks again, > > Rob Absolutely, but I'm working on the list ;) -- Best regards, Byron Blattel CADwerx--Applications for AutoCAD Autodesk Registered Developer Contact Info @ http://www.cadwerx.net Custom Programming Services - ObjectARX/C++/MFC/ASP/STL/ATL/ISAPI...

[Anonymous]

If you ever want to change from CDialog to CAcUiDialog dialog class do the following: #include "acuiDialog.h" and change all instances from CDialog to CAcUiDialog in the .h and .cpp file, the thing I like the most about doing this is the created dialog box has the AutoCAD icon on the top left making the dialog box look like an actual AutoCAD dialog box. "Rob Thyen" wrote in message news:40216717_1@newsprd01... > can somebody give an example of how to change over to a CAcUiDialog > lass -- what all will I need to change?? > > > "Randy Sanders" wrote in message > news:40215b87$1_1@newsprd01... > > In order to use the BeginEditorCommand and others as specified, you have > to > > change your dialog to derive off of CAcUiDialog instead of CDialog > > > > > >

[Anonymous]

"Gary D. Glass" wrote in message news:402181e4$1_1@newsprd01... > the thing I like the most about doing this is the > created dialog box has the AutoCAD icon on the top left > making the dialog box look like an actual AutoCAD dialog box. Of course, you can do that with just about any ole CDialog: CWnd::SetIcon(GetClassLong(adsw_AcadMainWnd(), GCL_HICON), true); -- Copyright (c)2004 Tony Tanzillo Unauthorized reproduction expressly prohibited. AcadXTabs: MDI Document Tabs for AutoCAD http://www.acadxtabs.com > > > "Rob Thyen" wrote in message > news:40216717_1@newsprd01... > > can somebody give an example of how to change over to a CAcUiDialog > > lass -- what all will I need to change?? > > > > > > "Randy Sanders" wrote in message > > news:40215b87$1_1@newsprd01... > > > In order to use the BeginEditorCommand and others as specified, you have > > to > > > change your dialog to derive off of CAcUiDialog instead of CDialog > > > > > > > > > > > >

[Anonymous]

Thanks for the info I didn't know that. "Tony Tanzillo" wrote in message news:402194e4$1_3@newsprd01... > "Gary D. Glass" wrote in message news:402181e4$1_1@newsprd01... > > > the thing I like the most about doing this is the > > created dialog box has the AutoCAD icon on the top left > > making the dialog box look like an actual AutoCAD dialog box. > > Of course, you can do that with just about any ole CDialog: > > CWnd::SetIcon(GetClassLong(adsw_AcadMainWnd(), GCL_HICON), true); > > > > -- > Copyright (c)2004 Tony Tanzillo > Unauthorized reproduction expressly prohibited. > > AcadXTabs: MDI Document Tabs for AutoCAD > http://www.acadxtabs.com > > > > > > > "Rob Thyen" wrote in message > > news:40216717_1@newsprd01... > > > can somebody give an example of how to change over to a CAcUiDialog > > > lass -- what all will I need to change?? > > > > > > > > > "Randy Sanders" wrote in message > > > news:40215b87$1_1@newsprd01... > > > > In order to use the BeginEditorCommand and others as specified, you have > > > to > > > > change your dialog to derive off of CAcUiDialog instead of CDialog > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >

[Anonymous]

In your Dialog .h file replace class MyDialog : public CDialog { blahblahblah } with class MyDialog : public CAcUiDialog { blahblahblah } Priit Peipman

[Anonymous]

Forgot something.... in cpp file constructor function should be: MyDialog::MyDialog(CWnd* pParent /*=NULL*/) : CAcUiDialog(MyDialog::IDD, pParent) Priit Peipman "Priit Peipman" wrote in message news:40221ba3$1_3@newsprd01... > In your Dialog .h file replace > > class MyDialog : public CDialog > { > blahblahblah > } > > with > > class MyDialog : public CAcUiDialog > > { > blahblahblah > } > > Priit Peipman > >

[Anonymous]

If you didn't figure it out here is a simple Dialog class in this zip file,
I add the Acad Dlg includes in the stdafx.h file

// AutoCAD MFC Extensions:

#include "adui.h"

#include "acuiComboBox.h"

#include "acuiDialog.h"


"Priit Peipman" <priit@ehitus.ee> wrote in message
news:40221c19_2@newsprd01...
> Forgot something.... in cpp file constructor function should be:
>
> MyDialog::MyDialog(CWnd* pParent /*=NULL*/) : CAcUiDialog(MyDialog::IDD,
> pParent)
>
> Priit Peipman
>
> "Priit Peipman" <priit@ehitus.ee> wrote in message
> news:40221ba3$1_3@newsprd01...
> > In your Dialog .h file replace
> >
> > class MyDialog : public CDialog
> > {
> > blahblahblah
> > }
> >
> > with
> >
> > class MyDialog : public CAcUiDialog
> >
> > {
> > blahblahblah
> > }
> >
> > Priit Peipman
> >
> >
>
>



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[Anonymous]

There are actually several subtle things I like about using CAcUiDialog. For instance, dialog persistency (size, position, column widths, etc) and resizing is much simpler than equivalent CDialog implementations. Tom Stoeckel "Gary D. Glass" wrote in message news:402181e4$1_1@newsprd01... > If you ever want to change from CDialog to CAcUiDialog dialog class do the > following: > > #include "acuiDialog.h" and change all instances from CDialog to CAcUiDialog > in the .h and .cpp file, the thing I like the most about doing this is the > created dialog box has the AutoCAD icon on the top left making the dialog > box look like an actual AutoCAD dialog box. > > > "Rob Thyen" wrote in message > news:40216717_1@newsprd01... > > can somebody give an example of how to change over to a CAcUiDialog > > lass -- what all will I need to change?? > > > > > > "Randy Sanders" wrote in message > > news:40215b87$1_1@newsprd01... > > > In order to use the BeginEditorCommand and others as specified, you have > > to > > > change your dialog to derive off of CAcUiDialog instead of CDialog > > > > > > > > > > > >