I am trying to do some actions at this event but only when a point is moved by the user. The problem is that I don’t know when this event is called by the moved point action or when an undo event has been fired.
At the documentation I found that RhinoDoc::UndoActive( ) and RhinoDoc::RedoActive() could help me but I can´t find them
Check this event handling sample. It might help put you on the right path.
Thank you very much by your response rajaa but it doesn´t help me. I defined yet all the events I needed. My problem is that when the execution is at the override function of ReplaceRhinoObject I don´t know how to distinguish between both these events:
- This event is fired when the user moves a point.
- This event is fired when the user click the undo button (after moving a point).
I think you probably figured it out in your first comment.
I was reading through the SDK documentation, and it appears that “RhinoDoc::UndoActive( )” indeed indicates that an undo is underway, and hence you would know that a “ReplaceObject” is called because of the undo. Did you try to check for the UnderActive inside your ReplaceObject event watcher?
If you are using RhinoCommon, you can use the Command.UndoRedo event to monitor Undo/Redo.
From the members in the event arguments, it looks like the event is fired multiple times, at start and end of undo or redo commands.
See http://4.rhino3d.com/5/rhinocommon/html/E_Rhino_Commands_Command_UndoRedo.htm
and see
http://4.rhino3d.com/5/rhinocommon/html/Properties_T_Rhino_Commands_UndoRedoEventArgs.htm
Sorry, I think I didn’t explain very well. I read the SDK documentation and I found the “RhinoDoc::UndoActive( )” but… How can I check the “UnderActive” or “UndoActive( )” you tell me? What NameSpace are from?
I solved the problem monitoring the UndoRedo even Menno said me, but I’m interested in knowing where the “RhinoDoc::UndoActive( )” is defined in order to use it so I could use less functions.
Thank you very much
Thank you so much Menno. I din’t know about the existence of UndoRedo event. I tried to use it and it works fine.
RhinoDoc::UndoActive()
and RhinoDoc::RedoActive()
are in the C++ SDK, not in RhinoCommon.
Thank you very much. So, I´ll use the UndoRedo event monitoring