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We're using version 3.5, but we've found a way to do it:
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CStatus st;
CComAPIHandler myApp(app.GetRef());
CComAPIHandler myDic(myApp.GetProperty(L"Dictionary"));
CValue myObjVal;
st = myDic.Call(L"GetObject",myObjVal,L"mySphere");
if(st == CStatus::OK)
{
X3DObject myx3dobj(myObjVal);
CValue theRadius = myx3dobj.GetParameterValue (L"radius");
app.LogMessage(L"The radius: " + theRadius.GetAsText());
}
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How it would be with the new "CRef::Set" method?? (just to know for the
update momment...)
Thanks for your help
/Jose Gomez
Felix Gebhardt wrote:
>Which version of XSI are you using? There is a brand new method in 3.5.1
>just for that.
>
>CRef::Set(const CString&)
>
>
>Cheers,
>Felix
>
>
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>Jose Luis Gomez wrote:
>
>
>>Hi list,
>>I have a scripted operator in which I'm getting the radius of a sphere
>>called "mySphere" in the following way.
>>
>>sphereRadius = Dictionary.GetObject("mySphere").radius.value;
>>
>>Now I'm trying to do the compiled version of the operator in C++ but I
>>don't know how I can get what i was getting with scripting...
>>
>>Any help??
>>
>>Thanks in advance
>>
>>/Jose Gomez
>>
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We're using version 3.5, but we've found a way to do it:<br>
<br>
-- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- -----
<br>
CStatus st;<br>
<br>
CComAPIHandler myApp(app.GetRef());<br>
CComAPIHandler myDic(myApp.GetProperty(L"Dictionary"));<br>
<br>
CValue myObjVal;<br>
st = myDic.Call(L"GetObject",myObjVal,L"mySphere");<br>
<br>
if(st == CStatus::OK)<br>
{<br>
X3DObject myx3dobj(myObjVal);<br>
CValue theRadius = myx3dobj
.GetParameterValue (L"radius");<br>
app.LogMessage(L"The radius: " +
theRadius.GetAsText());<br>
}<br>
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<br>
<br>
How it would be with the new "CRef::Set" method?? (just to know for
the update momment...)<br>
<br>
Thanks for your help<br>
<br>
/Jose Gomez<br>
<br>
<br>
Felix Gebhardt wrote:<br>
<blockquote type="cite" cite="mid003f01c3fa18$04c93480$8299fea9@(protected)">
<pre wrap="">Which version of XSI are you using? There is a brand new method
in 3.5.1
just for that.
CRef::Set(const CString&)
Cheers,
Felix
Jose Luis Gomez wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hi list,
I have a scripted operator in which I'm getting the radius of a sphere
called "mySphere" in the following way.
sphereRadius = Dictionary.GetObject("mySphere").radius.value;
Now I'm trying to do the compiled version of the operator in C++ but I
don't know how I can get what i was getting with scripting...
Any help??
Thanks in advance
/Jose Gomez
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