For 'getselectedobjects, I can find the one on the ObjectTable in the old doc search link you just posted, 8 links and it’s number 7.
It also fails to list the result for ‘selected’ and notes a lot of omitted results.
That’s the class I’m actually getting with RhinoDoc.ActiveDoc.Objects, so it’s the correct thing to find. (in my use case, for me step two would be 'so where can I get the ObjectTable from… oh, the doc has one, and I want the activedoc).
I’m currently developing on Rhino 7 and stumbled upon methods only available in Rhino 8 (e.g. FileAi class (rhino3d.com))
Is there any way to filter the docs for a Rhino version? Am I missing something?
I mean there is the what’s new section, but I don’t want to check for everything there. Would be great to see in which version something was added or filter based on Rhino version.
if i choose 6 and older - not sure what feels best for the user
(function not available) -
maybe a info ? - but keep showing the function ?
maybe just a background color ? a background image ?
some warning ? a pop up. ( I hate pop up s)
an overlay (better)
“current member / function / Property not available in Version 6”
maybe @Bernd_Möller has an idea ?
i like overlay best.
switching the version should filter the page / navigation-tree /… but if a current item is shown - it would be nice to stay on the page, but with an overlay … not available in Version …
???
Small note, it works for methods, but looks like constructors don’t have any version attached to them. That still shows them for older version even though they are not available, here is an example:
It’s because I’m lazy. I run a process once in a while to fill in the tags for functions in RhinoCommon. Things like FileAi are new and I haven’t run the process on this yet.
Another small wish: Dark mode has to be toggled on everytime a new tab with rhinocommon is opened. Can we make it
a) Remember the dark/light mode setting
b) Retreive the system mode and apple the same
In dark view, deprecated methods get an odd highlight, not educed visibility as is the case with bright view. It took me a minute to figure out why it was showing that way.
You have several little icons you use to provide information about line items anyway (such as ‘protected’). I would prefer that to the low-contrast hard-to-read approach in any case.