 | | | How do I get the curveeditorcontrol 's fcurve object | How do I get the curveeditorcontrol 's fcurve object 2005-04-30 - By Felix Gebhardt
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Hey Reinhard, how are you doing?
Actually I have this very message in my treasure box of rare
CComAPIHandler examples. Unfortunately having the returned CValue as an
argument of the CRef constructor like in Andrew Skowronski's reply
doesn't give me a valid CRef for some reason. Just a master girded with
seven belts of COMwisdom would know why.
But I'm really close. The LogMessage already converts to the correct
ClassIDName.
Thanks a lot for your help,
Felix
Reinhard Claus wrote:
>Hm I had a problem a while ago that might be related to this. I had to deal
>with point subcomponent selections using the c++ api and had similar
>problems as you're reporting.
>It turned out that the SubComponent object isn't yet fully supported by the
>cppapi, and I had to use the CComApi... wrappers all the way through.
>Using the Invoke method etc. etc... Bad times.
>
>http://www.softimage.com/Community/Xsi/Discuss/Archives/xsi.archive.0409
/msg01636.htm
>
>Reinhard
>
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