topic Re: Why it's not work (About placing library object on floor in Archicad C++ API

Why it's not work (About placing library object on floorplan

Anonymous — Mon, 09 Sep 2024 08:58:35 GMT

static void Do_MyFunction(void)
{
	API_Element element;
	API_ElementMemo memo;
	BNZeroMemory(&element, sizeof(API_Element));
	BNZeroMemory(&memo, sizeof(API_ElementMemo));
	double A = 0;
	double B = 0;
	Int32 parCount = 0;
	//----
	element.header.typeID = API_ObjectID;
	ACAPI_Element_GetDefaults(&element, NULL);
	ACAPI_LibPart_GetParams(20, &A, &B, &parCount, &memo.params);
	element.object.pos.x = 1;
	element.object.pos.y = 1;
	element.object.xRatio = A;
	element.object.yRatio = B;
	element.object.libInd = 20;
	
	GSErrCode	err = ACAPI_Element_Create(&element, &memo);
	if( err == NoError)
	{
		ACAPI_WriteReport("Ok ",true);
	}
	else
	{
		ACAPI_WriteReport("Error ",true);
	}

	ACAPI_DisposeElemMemoHdls (&memo);
}

It's all return Error only

P.S. I want to test on library index 20.
I'm coding this on VS2005 and ArchiCAD 14 Demo Version

Re: Why it's not work (About placing library object on floor

Ralph Wessel — Mon, 10 Jan 2011 20:41:21 GMT

Paodekcal wrote:
It's all return Error only
P.S. I want to test on library index 20.

Are you using ACAPI_OpenUndoableSession before calling this function? You should also check the error code returned by ACAPI_Element_GetDefaults and ACAPI_LibPart_GetParams.

As an aside, the library part index is temporary, i.e. you can cannot be certain what part it will refer to. I would never hard code an index like that.

Re: Why it's not work (About placing library object on floor

Anonymous — Tue, 11 Jan 2011 01:47:38 GMT

Thanks for your reply

OK I will check it soon.

but a little, I confuse this sentence
"library part index is temporary"

Can you explain me in detail?

Re: Why it's not work (About placing library object on floor

Anonymous — Tue, 11 Jan 2011 02:04:03 GMT

	API_LibPart part;   
	GSErrCode err;   
	BNZeroMemory(&part, sizeof(API_LibPart));   

	part.index = 20;
	err = ACAPI_LibPart_Search(&part, false);
	err = ACAPI_LibPart_Get(&part);
	API_Element element;
	API_ElementMemo memo;
	BNZeroMemory(&element, sizeof(API_Element));
	BNZeroMemory(&memo, sizeof(API_ElementMemo));
	double A = 0;
	double B = 0;
	Int32 parCount = 0;
	//----
	element.header.typeID = API_ObjectID;
	err = ACAPI_Element_GetDefaults(&element, NULL);
	err = ACAPI_LibPart_GetParams(part.index, &A, &B, &parCount, &memo.params);
	element.object.pos.x = 1;
	element.object.pos.y = 1;
	element.object.xRatio = A;
	element.object.yRatio = B;
	element.object.libInd = part.index;
	
	err = ACAPI_Element_Create(&element, &memo);
	if( err == NoError)
	{
		ACAPI_WriteReport("Ok ",true);
	}
	else
	{
		ACAPI_WriteReport("Error ",true);
	}

	ACAPI_DisposeElemMemoHdls (&memo);

I use above code and it's error too

I error only on

err = ACAPI_Element_Create(&element, &memo);

err return

APIERR_REFUSEDCMD -2130312312 81060388 The passed identifier is not subject to the operation.

Re: Why it's not work (About placing library object on floor

Anonymous — Tue, 11 Jan 2011 02:25:40 GMT

switch (menuParams->menuItemRef.itemIndex) {
case 1: Do_MyFunction (); break;
case 2: Do_CreateWindowFromHatch (); break;
}

I call it from this.

I don't know it's contain undoable session or not?

Re: Why it's not work (About placing library object on floor

Anonymous — Tue, 11 Jan 2011 03:27:04 GMT

ACAPI_OpenUndoableSession("Test Lib");
	err = ACAPI_Element_Create(&element, &memo);
	ACAPI_CloseUndoableSession();

OK thx.

I just place 2 undo line here.

It's work!!!

I just understand that it "must" use with undo too.

Re: Why it's not work (About placing library object on floor

Ralph Wessel — Tue, 11 Jan 2011 09:42:41 GMT

Paodekcal wrote:
I confuse this sentence
"library part index is temporary"
Can you explain me in detail?

If you ask for an object with an index of '20', ArchiCAD will return whatever object has that index. But if you change the loaded libraries and ask for the object at index '20', don't be surprised if you get a different object.

Objects do not have a permanent index - refer to the object guid instead, or perhaps the name.

Re: Why it's not work (About placing library object on floor

Anonymous — Tue, 11 Jan 2011 09:51:50 GMT

OK I get it.

Thank you.