Hi everyone,
I want to attach more than one cell libraries.
1, I've tried these code:
DetachCellLibrary
AttachCellLibrary lib_path_1
AttachCellLibrary lib_path_2
Library 1 will automatically be detached and then lib 2 is attached.
2. I could do it manually by attaching folder.
How is the best way to do it?
Any idea will be appreciated!
Regards,
Cindy
I've got a tool that automatically "splits" a line or lineString and places a cell in the opening between the two resulting lines/lineStrings. I've also got a tool that enables the user to delete the cell and have the two line/lineStrings "reconnect" itself into a single line/lineString. I'd like to establish a "relationship" between the cell and the line/lineStrings. I can think of two approaches: Dependencies or AsscoiationPoints. I've done some work with dependencies before, but I am wondering if a similar thing might be possible (i.e. easier) using AssociationPoints. What I'd like to do is once an "inserted" cell is deleted, to be able to retrieve the two ElementIDs of the line/lineStrings that were "split" when the cell was inserted. I know the ElementIDs of the resultant "split" lines, and am looking for some way to "store" that information with the cell so it's easier to retrieve than the way I'm currently doing.
Bruce
Hello guys,
I recently installed the latest CONNECT SDK platform and also Microsoft Visual Studio 2015.
I am in the process of migrating several of our MDL applications. I tested and built some of the SDK sample applications. All runs as anticipated.
At this point I am attempting to build one of our own MDL applications. The bmake command runs as expected but fails when compiling the MT
resource file. Here are the contents of my MT file:
#include <Mstn\MicroStation.r.h> #include "tables.h" /* for resource */ #pragma packedLittleEndianData createDataDef ( tables, RSCID_TABLES_PREFS ); publishStructures ( tables ); publishStructures ( levelIDD );
The MT file uses the header file tables.h:
#if !defined( __tablesH__ )
#define __tablesH__
// include files
#include <Mstn\MicroStation.r.h>
#include <Mstn\MdlApi\mdl.h>
/* local defines */
#define BIGGAP - 1
#define TOOMANY - 2
#define PROCESSING 100
#define NORMAL 101
#define GRADE 102
#define SUBASE 103
#define GROUND 104
#define PAUSING 105
#define ERRORCHECK 106
#define USERFILE 107
#define APPFILE 108
#define MAXVERTICES 500
#define STATUS_ON 1
#define STATUS_OFF 0
#define ERROR_LINE - 200
#define NO_ELEMENTS - 300
/* resource defs */
#define RTYPE_TABLES_CLASS 'tmpP'
#define RSCID_TABLES_PREFS 1
#define PORTRSCID_tables 1
/* dialog ids */
#define DIALOGBOXID_tables 21
#define DIALOGBOXID_tablesGradeLevels 22
#define DIALOGBOXID_tablesSubaseLevels 23
#define DIALOGBOXID_tablesGroundLevels 24
#define DIALOGBOXID_tablesGradeSettings 25
#define DIALOGBOXID_tablesTableScale 26
#define DIALOGBOXID_tablesSubaseSettings 27
#define DIALOGBOXID_tablesErrorSettings 28
#define DIALOGBOXID_tablesGroundSettings 29
#define DIALOGBOXID_tablesXSSettings 30
#define DIALOGBOXID_tablesTitleSettings 31
#define DIALOGBOXID_tablesCenterSettings 32
#define DIALOGBOXID_tablesProcessSettings 33
#define DIALOGBOXID_tablesLimitsSettings 34
#define DIALOGBOXID_tablesTextSettings 35
#define DIALOGBOXID_tablesGradeScanSettings 36
#define DIALOGBOXID_tablesMultiLevels 37
#define DIALOGBOXID_tablesSubaseScanSettings 38
/* hook functions */
#define HOOKBUTTONSID_tables 23
#define HOOKDIALOGID_tables 20
#define HOOKTOGGLEID_tables 24
#define HOOKLISTBOXID_scanGradeText 25
#define HOOKCOMBOID_levels 27
#define HOOKLISTBOXID_levels 28
#define HOOKTOGGLEID_weedGroundText 29
#define HOOKLISTBOXID_scanSubText 30
/* command numbers */
#define CMD_CREATE_TABLES 0x0e000000
#define CMD_SELECT_TABLE_SCALE 0x0e000001
#define CMD_SELECT_GRADE_SETTINGS 0x0e000002
#define CMD_SELECT_SUBASE_SETTINGS 0x0e000003
#define CMD_SELECT_GROUND_SETTINGS 0x0e000004
#define CMD_SELECT_ERROR_SETTINGS 0x0e000005
#define CMD_SELECT_XS_SETTINGS 0x0e000006
#define CMD_SELECT_TITLE_SETTINGS 0x0e000007
#define CMD_SELECT_CENTER_SETTINGS 0x0e000008
#define CMD_SELECT_PROCESS_SETTINGS 0x0e000009
#define CMD_SELECT_LIMITS_SETTINGS 0x0e000010
#define CMD_FILE_LOAD_SETTINGS 0x0e000011
#define CMD_FILE_SAVE_SETTINGS 0x0e000012
#define CMD_TEXT_SETTINGS 0x0e000013
#define CMD_GRADE_SCAN_SETTINGS 0x0e000014
#define CMD_GRADE_SCAN_CLEAR_ALL 0x0e000015
#define CMD_GRADE_SCAN_SELECT_ALL 0x0e000016
#define CMD_SCAN_GRADE_XS 0x0e000017
#define CMD_SET_BUTTON_STATE 0x0e000018
#define CMD_SUBASE_SCAN_SETTINGS 0x0e000019
#define CMD_SUBASE_SCAN_CLEAR_ALL 0x0e000020
#define CMD_SUBASE_SCAN_SELECT_ALL 0x0e000021
#define CMD_SCAN_SUB_XS 0x0e000022
#define CMD_SELECT_SUB_PVM_TEXT 0x0e000023
#define CMD_SELECT_GRADE_PVM_TEXT 0x0e000024
#define CMD_TABLES_OPEN_GRADE_LIST 0x0e000025
#define CMD_TABLES_SAVE_GRADE_LIST 0x0e000026
#define CMD_TABLES_OPEN_SUB_LIST 0x0e000027
#define CMD_TABLES_SAVE_SUB_LIST 0x0e000028
#define CMD_TABLES_SAVE_CS_OUT 0x0e000029
/*----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| local structures |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------*/
typedef struct
{
double xLeft;
double yLeft;
double xRight;
double yRight;
DPoint3d lowerLeft;
DPoint3d upperRight;
double baseElev;
double baseY;
float station;
ULong fileOffset;
double xsmaxy;
double xsminy;
short ggroup;
DPoint3d center;
} XSCELL;
typedef struct
{
char pvmName[10];
int status;
} PVM;
typedef struct
{
DPoint3d verts[2];
int vertical;
} LINEBOX;
typedef struct
{
DPoint3d origin;
} TEXTBOX;
typedef struct
{
DPoint3d vertex;
double offset;
} TABLELINE;
// multi levels
typedef struct mlevels
{
UInt32 count;
UInt32 code[10000];
} MLEVELS;
typedef struct tables
{
/* main tables dialog */
short gradeLevels[4];
short groundLevels[4];
short subaseLevels[4];
double tolerance;
BoolInt doGround;
BoolInt doSubase;
BoolInt doGrade;
/* scale dialog */
int tablePlotScale;
/* grade table settings */
UInt32 gradeTableLevelCode;
int gradeTableColor;
int gradeTableWeight;
UInt32 gradeTextLevelCode;
int gradeTextColor;
int gradeTextWeight;
float gradeTableOffset;
int gradeTextFont;
float gradeTextHeight;
float gradeTextWidth;
float gradeTextStackOffset;
float gradeTextHorzOffset;
float gradeTextVertOffset;
float gradeTableTickSize;
/* subase table settings */
UInt32 subaseTableLevelCode;
int subaseTableColor;
int subaseTableWeight;
UInt32 subaseTextLevelCode;
int subaseTextColor;
int subaseTextWeight;
float subaseTableOffset;
int subaseTextFont;
float subaseTextHeight;
float subaseTextWidth;
float subaseTextStackOffset;
float subaseTextHorzOffset;
float subaseTextVertOffset;
float subaseTableTickSize;
int doSubaseLimits;
/* ground table settings */
UInt32 groundTableLevelCode;
int groundTableColor;
int groundTableWeight;
UInt32 groundTextLevelCode;
int groundTextColor;
int groundTextWeight;
float groundTableOffset;
float groundTableWidth;
int groundTextFont;
float groundTextHeight;
float groundTextWidth;
float groundTextOffset;
/* error display */
float errRadius;
UInt32 errLevelCode;
int errColor;
int errWeight;
int errStyle;
/* xs settings */
int xsSpacingX;
/* titles settings */
int statTextFont;
float statTextHeight;
float statTextWidth;
float statTextHorzOffset;
float statTextVertOffset;
int projTextFont;
float projTextHeight;
float projTextWidth;
float projTextHorzOffset;
float projTextVertOffset;
char projName[50];
int numTextFont;
float numTextHeight;
float numTextWidth;
float numTextHorzOffset;
float numTextVertOffset;
/* centerline settings */
UInt32 cenLevelCode;
int cenColor;
int cenWeight;
int cenStyle;
char cenCellName[10];
/* process settings */
BoolInt doErrorCheck;
BoolInt doSectionPause;
/* limits of settings */
UInt32 limLevelCode;
int limColor;
int limWeight;
int limStyle;
int limTextFont;
float limTextHeight;
float limTextWidth;
float limTextHorzOffset;
float limTextVertOffset;
char limrname[10];
char limlname[10];
/* cell library */
char cellLibName[128];
/* other options */
BoolInt doProjectName;
BoolInt doStationName;
BoolInt doStationNumber;
int xsSpacingY;
// for text scan settings
UInt32 textScanLevelCode;
int textScanColor;
BoolInt doConnectingLines;
// new levels settings
MLEVELS gndLevels;
MLEVELS subLevels;
MLEVELS grdLevels;
// station suffix
char numTextSuffix[10];
// for weeder
BoolInt weedGroundText;
float weedGroundDelta;
} Tables;
typedef struct levelIDD
{
UInt32 gradeTableLevel;
UInt32 gradeTextLevel;
UInt32 subaseTableLevel;
UInt32 subaseTextLevel;
UInt32 groundTableLevel;
UInt32 groundTextLevel;
UInt32 errLevel;
UInt32 cenLevel;
UInt32 limLevel;
UInt32 textScanLevel;
} LevelIDD;
/* resource definition */
#if defined( resource )
resourceclass Tables RTYPE_TABLES_CLASS;
#endif
#endif /* !defined (__tablesH__) */
And lastly here are the contents of my MKE file:
#--------------------------------------------------
# Define constants specific to this example
#--------------------------------------------------
PolicyFile = MicroStationPolicy.mki
DEFAULT_TARGET_PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE=x64
MDLMKI = $(MSMDE)mki/
mdlLibs = $(MSMDE)library/
dirToSearch = $(MDLMKI)
genSrc = $(o)
%include $(MDLMKI)mdl.mki
%include $(MDLMKI)cincapnd.mki
#--------------------------------------------------
# Define constants specific to this example
#--------------------------------------------------
appName = tables
sAppName = tables
privateInc = $(baseDir)
langSpec = $(baseDir)transkit/
#---------------------------------------------
# Define Macros for files include in our link and resource
#---------------------------------------------
Objs = $(o)tables.mo \
$(o)tablesdlg.mo \
$(o)multiLevel.mo \
$(o)tablestxt.mo \
$(mdlLibs)ditemlib.dlo
Rscs = $(basedir)tablesdlg.rsc \
$(o)tablestyp.rsc \
$(o)tables.mp \
$(o)tablescmd.rsc \
$(o)tablesmsg.rsc \
$(o)subaseSettingsDlg.rsc \
$(o)scanSettingsDlg.rsc \
$(o)limitsSettingsDlg.rsc \
$(o)groundSettingsDlg.rsc \
$(o)gradeSettingsDlg.rsc \
$(o)errorSettingsDlg.rsc \
$(o)multiLevelDlg.rsc \
$(o)clineSettingsDlg.rsc
#----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Create needed output directories in case they don't exist
#----------------------------------------------------------------------
always:
!~@mkdir $(o)
!~@mkdir $(rscObjects)
!~@mkdir $(reqdObjs)
#---------------------------------------------
# Generate Command Tables
#---------------------------------------------
$(o)tablescmd.rsc : $(baseDir)tablescmd.r
#---------------------------------------------
# dialog resources
#---------------------------------------------
$(o)clineSettingsDlg.rsc : $(baseDir)clineSettingsDlg.r
$(o)errorSettingsDlg.rsc : $(baseDir)errorSettingsDlg.r
$(o)gradeSettingsDlg.rsc : $(baseDir)gradeSettingsDlg.r
$(o)groundSettingsDlg.rsc : $(baseDir)groundSettingsDlg.r
$(o)limitsSettingsDlg.rsc : $(baseDir)limitsSettingsDlg.r
$(o)scanSettingsDlg.rsc : $(baseDir)scanSettingsDlg.r
$(o)subaseSettingsDlg.rsc : $(baseDir)subaseSettingsDlg.r
$(o)multiLevelDlg.rsc : $(baseDir)multiLevelDlg.r
#---------------------------------------------
# prompts and command numbers
#---------------------------------------------
$(o)tablesmsg.rsc : $(baseDir)tablesmsg.r $(baseDir)tablesmsg.h
#---------------------------------------------
# make resource to publish structures
#---------------------------------------------
$(o)tablestyp.r : $(baseDir)tablestyp.mt
$(o)tablestyp.rsc : $(o)tablestyp.r
#------------------------------------------------
# Set up to use dlmcomp.mki and dlmlink.mki
#------------------------------------------------
dlmObjs = \
$(o)$(appName)$(oext) \
$(o)$(sAppName)hook$(oext)
DLM_NAME = $(appName)
DLM_DEST = $(mdlapps)
DLM_OBJECT_FILES = $(dlmObjs)
DLM_OBJECT_DEST = $(o)
DLM_SPECIAL_LINKOPT = -fixed:no # Notify linker this library does not require a fixed base address to load
DLM_NO_DLS = 1 # USE DLLEXPORT IN .CPP
DLM_NO_DEF = 1
DLM_NOENTRY = 1
DLM_NO_MANIFEST = 1 # If not set linker embeds your current (developer) patched MSVCRT version manifest in output dll. This is not desirable and produces side-by-side CLIENT ERROR: 14001)
DLM_NO_SIGN = 1 # If not set and no certificate found, ERROR: 'singleton' is not recognized as an internal or external command
LINKER_LIBRARIES = $(mdlLibs)bentley.lib \
$(mdlLibs)BentleyAllocator.lib \
Advapi32.lib\
$(ntPlatformLib)ws2_32.lib\
$(mdlLibs)RmgrTools.lib\
$(mdlLibs)DgnPlatform.lib\
#----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Compile the source files for the DLM
#----------------------------------------------------------------------
$(o)tables$(oext) : $(baseDir)tables.cpp $(baseDir)tables.h $(baseDir)tables.fdf
$(o)tablesdlg$(oext) : $(baseDir)tablesdlg.cpp $(basDir)tables.h $(basDir)tables.fdf
$(o)tablestxt$(oext) : $(baseDir)tablestxt.cpp $(baseDir)tables.h $(baseDir)tables.fdf
$(o)multiLevel$(oext) : $(baseDir)multiLevel.cpp $(baseDir)tables.h $(baseDir)tables.fdf
%include $(MDLMKI)dlmlink.mki
#---------------------------------------------
# Merge the dialog resources & MDL program file using rlib
#---------------------------------------------
$(reqdObjs)$(appName).mi : $(listboxRscs)
$(msg)> $(o)make.opt
-o$@
$(listboxRscs)<
$(RLibCmd) @$(o)make.opt
~time
#---------------------------------------------
# Include language specific make steps
#---------------------------------------------
%include $(baseDir)$(sAppName)rsc.mki
The BMAKE command produces the following output:
W:\benzi\mdlConnect\tables>bmake
Bentley Systems Make Utility. Version 10.00.00.22, May 15 2017
Wed Feb 14 08:42:57 2018
[== Building C:\Users\benzi\AppData\Local\Temp\Bentley\MicroStationSDK\objects\tablestyp.r, (W:\benzi\mdlConnect\tables\tablestyp.mt) ==]
rsctype @C:\Users\benzi\AppData\Local\Temp\Bentley\MicroStationSDK\objects\make.opt
MicroStation Type Resource File Generator 03.12.02
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(46) : error: "This file is for C++ compilands only"
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/suppress_warnings.h(11) : warning: pragma not recognized.
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/suppress_warnings.h(12) : warning: pragma not recognized.
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/suppress_warnings.h(13) : warning: pragma not recognized.
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/suppress_warnings.h(14) : warning: pragma not recognized.
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/suppress_warnings.h(16) : warning: pragma not recognized.
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/suppress_warnings.h(17) : warning: pragma not recognized.
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/suppress_warnings.h(18) : warning: pragma not recognized.
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/suppress_warnings.h(19) : warning: pragma not recognized.
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/suppress_warnings.h(28) : warning: pragma not recognized.
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/suppress_warnings.h(33) : warning: pragma not recognized.
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/suppress_warnings.h(39) : warning: pragma not recognized.
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/suppress_warnings.h(40) : warning: pragma not recognized.
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/suppress_warnings.h(41) : warning: pragma not recognized.
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/suppress_warnings.h(43) : warning: pragma not recognized.
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/suppress_warnings.h(44) : warning: pragma not recognized.
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(70) : warning: macro ENUM_UNDERLYING_TYPE previously defined as .
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(112) : error: can't open #include file limits.h
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(112) : error: No such file or directory
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(239) : error: Data declarations must be typedefs.
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(239) : error: expected ;, got BENTLEY_NAMESPACE_NAME
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(239) : error: bad declaration
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(239) : error: Data declarations must be typedefs.
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(239) : error: expected ;, got }
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(239) : error: bad declaration
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(239) : error: expected ;, got ::
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(239) : error: bad declaration
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(239) : error: expected ;, got ::
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(239) : error: bad declaration
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(239) : error: Data declarations must be typedefs.
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(239) : error: expected ;, got }
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(240) : error: bad declaration
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(240) : error: Data declarations must be typedefs.
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(240) : error: expected ;, got }
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(240) : error: bad declaration
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(240) : error: expected ;, got ::
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(240) : error: bad declaration
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(240) : error: expected ;, got ::
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(240) : error: bad declaration
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(240) : error: Data declarations must be typedefs.
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(240) : error: expected ;, got }
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(241) : error: bad declaration
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(241) : error: Data declarations must be typedefs.
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(241) : error: expected ;, got }
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(241) : error: bad declaration
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(241) : error: expected ;, got ::
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(241) : error: bad declaration
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(241) : error: expected ;, got ::
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(241) : error: bad declaration
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(241) : error: Data declarations must be typedefs.
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(241) : error: expected ;, got }
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(242) : error: bad declaration
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(242) : error: Data declarations must be typedefs.
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(242) : error: expected ;, got }
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(242) : error: bad declaration
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(242) : error: expected ;, got ::
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(242) : error: bad declaration
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(242) : error: expected ;, got ::
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(242) : error: bad declaration
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(242) : error: Data declarations must be typedefs.
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(242) : error: expected ;, got }
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(243) : error: bad declaration
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(243) : error: Data declarations must be typedefs.
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(243) : error: expected ;, got }
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(243) : error: bad declaration
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(243) : error: expected ;, got ::
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(243) : error: bad declaration
C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~1\include\Bentley/Bentley.h(243): Exceeded limit for errors.
BMAKE: call trace
line: 86, W:\benzi\mdlConnect\tables\tables.mke
Wed Feb 14 08:42:58 2018, elapsed time: 0:01
W:\benzi\mdlConnect\tables>I have no idea what is missing or wrong with my MT file. I have tried different code changes with no success.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Benzi
I have a VBA macro that shows a UserForm when loaded. It has a class that does Private WithEvents m_hooks As Application, just as the example in VBA help.
When I start MicroStation CONNECT, the event handler does its stuff and pops the UserForm. Then MicroStation opens its file open window pane. The VBA UserForm disappears. When I choose a file to open, the VBA macro does not reappear. It's been unloaded.
This behaviour differs from previous versions of MicroStation V8, when a loaded macro could be relied on to stay loaded. MicroStation CONNECT performs its startup differently as far as VBA is concerned.
What should I do to persuade a macro that implements WithEvents to stick around and stay loaded in CONNECT?
Given two points in "global" coordinates, how does one determine the "apparent" XY rotation of a line drawn between them when you're in a rotated 3D view? I can determine the inverse RotMatrix of the view so that one can "remove" any visual affects of things like cells when displayed in a rotated view. But now I've got a pair of points in "global" coords that need to be "projected" onto the XY plane of a rotated view. Once I do that (not sure how to do that - yet), I'm not sure if I then determine the direction vector of those two points that it will return a rotation that is "with respect to the current rotated view's XY plane"..
Bruce
Hello guys,
I am in the process of migrating several of our MDL applications to run under Microstation CONNECT.
My current application relies heavily on dynamic array manipulation methods:
mdlDArray_insertMembers mdlDArray_create mdlDArray_destroy ...
The CONNECT SDK does not seem to offer support for these methods.
Is there any another approach that can offer me a similar type of functionality?
Regards,
Benzi
Hi,
My system is windows 7, vs 2015 , connect update 6
I am trying to get info about solid element ( slab).
Code:
double UM = 0; // UORs in Master
mdlCnv_masterToUOR (&UM, 1, MASTERFILE);
Bentley::DgnPlatform::ElementId id = idIn;
MSElementDescr* pElm = NULL;
UInt32 filePos = 0;
mdlAssoc_getElementDescr (&pElm, &filePos, id, ACTIVEMODEL, FALSE);
if (NULL == pElm)
{
mdlDialog_dmsgsPrint(L"elRef == NULL");
return false;
}
MSElementDescr *remainingEdPP = NULL; /* Unconverted elements */
ENTITY_TAG *pBody = NULL; /* The solid body */
ENTITY_TAG* entP = NULL;
TAG_ENTITY_LIST *bodyListPP = NULL; /* List of Bodies - Bodies should NOT be freed */
NON_ENTITY_LIST *templateListPP = NULL; /* Template freed only if not equal to edP */
NON_ENTITY_LIST *transformListPP = NULL; /* Entries must be NULL or a Transform list */
Transform *pTran = NULL; /* Transformation from the parasolid */
Dpoint3d *vertices = NULL; /* Vertices that make up a triangle */
long *facets = NULL; /* Consisting of vertices or null*/
long numFacets = 0; /* Number of facets */
long numVertices = 0; /* Number of vertices */
int status = 0, i = 0; /* Status and counter */
int nItems = 0, c = 0; /* Count and item count for entity list */
double mdlChordTol[1];
double mdlMaxEdgeLen[1];
//mdlChordTol[0]= chordTol*UM;
//mdlMaxEdgeLen[0]= maxEdgeLen*UM;
// begin KI translation
mdlSolid_beginCurrTrans(mdlModelRef_getActive());
//To convert a value given in UORs to kernel units, use this code:
//mdlCurrTrans_invScaleDoubleArray (&valueInKernelUnits, &valueInUORs, 1);
mdlCurrTrans_invScaleDoubleArray (mdlChordTol, mdlChordTol, 1);
mdlCurrTrans_invScaleDoubleArray (mdlMaxEdgeLen, mdlMaxEdgeLen, 1);
status = mdlSolid_elementToBodyList(&bodyListPP, &templateListPP, &transformListPP, &remainingEdPP, pElm, MASTERFILE, filePos, FALSE);
mdlElmdscr_freeAll(&pElm);
mdlSolid_endCurrTrans();
double dChordHeight =1 ; // tolerance in master units
double dNormalAngle = 0.5 ; // tolerance in radians
double dSideWidth =0.0 ; // max edge in master units
if (status == SUCCESS && bodyListPP != NULL)
{
/* Loop through body list */
for ( int i = 0; SUCCESS == mdlSolid_listNthEl (pBody, bodyListPP , i) ; i++ )
{
if (pBody == NULL)continue;
}
}
However, function mdlSolid_listNthEl returns pBody = NULL. Why?
I know this does not men much but this code worked in v8i
thanks
Nenad
Hi
I've made a function that can be used to place a label with data taken from Item Types. It is listed below:
BentleyStatus lifalib_placeLabel(ElementRefP elmRefIn, char *cellName, double scale, DPoint3d ptOrigin, double offsetX, double offsetY, bool placeLeader, double rotAngleInDregrees = 0.0, UInt32 levelID = 0)
{
MSElementDescr *pedCell;
DPoint3d ptScale, ptTemp;
wchar_t wcCellName[MAX_CELLNAME_LENGTH];
BentleyStatus rc = SUCCESS;
EditElementHandle eeh(elmRefIn);
ptTemp = ptOrigin;
ptTemp.x -= offsetX;
ptTemp.y -= offsetY;
mbstowcs(wcCellName, cellName, MAX_CELLNAME_LENGTH);
ptScale.x = ptScale.y = ptScale.z = scale;
if (mdlCell_getElmDscr(&pedCell, NULL, &ptOrigin, &ptScale, true, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, true, wcCellName, NULL) == SUCCESS)
{
ElementHandle ehCell(pedCell, true, true, ISessionMgr::GetActiveDgnModelRefP());
EditElementHandle labelElm, leaderElm;
DimensionStylePtr dimStylePtr = DimensionStyle::GetActive();
// set terminator size
double arrowSizeSave;
dimStylePtr->GetDoubleProp(arrowSizeSave, DimStyleProp::DIMSTYLE_PROP_Terminator_Width_DOUBLE);
dimStylePtr->SetDoubleProp(scale, DimStyleProp::DIMSTYLE_PROP_Terminator_Width_DOUBLE);
dimStylePtr->SetDoubleProp(scale / 2, DimStyleProp::DIMSTYLE_PROP_Terminator_Height_DOUBLE);
// get rotationsmatrice for label
RotMatrix rmLabel = RotMatrix::FromIdentity();
rmLabel = rmLabel.FromAxisAndRotationAngle(2, rotAngleInDregrees * fc_piover180);
LabelCellHeaderHandler::StdDPointVector vectorPt;
vectorPt.push_back(ptTemp);
vectorPt.push_back(ptOrigin);
// create label and update reference
LabelCellHeaderHandler::GetInstance().CreateLabel(labelElm, leaderElm, *dimStylePtr, ehCell, true, rmLabel, *ISessionMgr::GetActiveDgnModelRefP(), vectorPt, !placeLeader);
LabelCellHeaderHandler::GetInstance().UpdateFieldTarget(labelElm, eeh);
// restore terminator size
dimStylePtr->SetDoubleProp(arrowSizeSave, DimStyleProp::DIMSTYLE_PROP_Terminator_Width_DOUBLE);
dimStylePtr->SetDoubleProp(arrowSizeSave, DimStyleProp::DIMSTYLE_PROP_Terminator_Height_DOUBLE);
// set grafic group number
UInt32 ggNum = tcb->graphic;
ElementPropertiesSetterPtr propSetter = ElementPropertiesSetter::Create();
propSetter->SetGraphicGroup(labelElm, ggNum);
propSetter->SetGraphicGroup(leaderElm, ggNum);
eeh.ReplaceInModel(elmRefIn);
mdlSystem_updateGraphicGroup();
// add element(s) to file
labelElm.AddToModel();
if (placeLeader)
leaderElm.AddToModel();
mdlElmdscr_freeAll(&pedCell);
}
else
{
wchar_t sMsg[120];
swprintf(sMsg, L"Error: Unable to find the cell <%hs>", cellName);
mdlDialog_dmsgsPrint(sMsg);
rc = ERROR;
}
return rc;
}Below you'll find one way to call this function:
#define SCALE mdlModelRef_getUorPerMaster(mdlModelRef_getActive())
virtual StatusInt _DoOperationForModify(EditElementHandleR eeh) override
{
DPoint3d cellOrigin;
NormalCellHeaderHandler::GetInstance().GetSnapOrigin(eeh, cellOrigin);
cellOrigin.x += 1.1*SCALE;
cellOrigin.y += 1.0*SCALE;
lifalib_placeLabel(eeh.GetElementRef(), "LandInd_alle", 0.1, cellOrigin, 1.1*SCALE, 1.0*SCALE, true, 0.0, eeh.GetElementRef()->GetLevel());
return SUCCESS;
}It seems to work fine - a label is added to the design file together with a leader. But when I move the label-element the leader remains unchanged - it is moved together with the label-element, but I want the leader and terminator to be modified in the same way as if it was placed manually. In this case the teminator (the arrow) still points to the element the data is extracted from.
communities.bentley.com/.../3386.CreateLabelTest.zip
I've attached a .zip file that includes Visual Studio project (CreateLabelTest), a design file used testing (CreateLabelTest.dgn), cellibrary (CreateLabelTest.cel) and LabelHandler.h (with small necessary changes if you want to compile the solution).
I indeed hope that someone can help me so that the labels created by the program "works" the same way as if it was placed manually..
TIA
Evan
In V8i I was able to specify a reference file attachment method by:
ReferenceFile *pRefFile=mdlRefFile_getInfo( attachedModelRefP );
if ( pRefFile )
{
pRefFile->display.fb_opts.attachMethod = ATTACHMETHOD_CoincidentWorld;
...
}but I don't see ATTACHMETHOD_CoincidentWorld nor do I see anything like display.fb_opts.attachMethod in a CONNECT DgnAttachmentP struct.
Bruce
I am having trouble building all of the examples. I used the following steps:
I started the MicroStation shell developer as Administrator and entered the following:
MicroStationDeveloperShell.bat C:\Program Files\Bentley\MicroStation C:\Program Files\Bentley\MicroStationCONNECTSDK
This sets up the environment variables MS, MSMDE and MSMDE_OUTPUT and the PATH. I do not see any errors.
When I try to build all of the examples, I get the following:
Bentley Systems Make Utility. Version 10.00.00.22, May 15 2017
Thu Feb 15 14:14:10 2018
unhandled exception code 0x0434352
BMAKE: call trace
line: 310, C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~2\mki\AssertToolSet.mki
line: 114, C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~2\mki\ConfigurePolicy.mki
line: 26, C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~2\mki\mdl.mki
line: 15, C:\PROGRA~1\Bentley\MICROS~2\mki\Miscellaneous\scanfile\scanfile.mke
dump file for process id 53232 thread id 52728
dump type 0x000a2927
dump file could not be written to C:\Users\LARRY~1.SMA\AppData\Local\Temp\bmake_TID_52728.dmp (error=-2147024809=0x80070057)
I get a similar error for every example. I looked at the file permissions for the Temp directory, and Admin has full access. Can anyone help me with this error?
Thanks.
Greetings,
I would like to add elements to a file opened with `Bentley.MicroStation.InteropServices.Utilities.ComApp.OpenDesignFileForProgram()`.
I have a functional solution that allows users to batch export all cells from a cell library using `.OpenDesignFile` and the current UX leaves a bit to be desired due to the active design file changing rapidly.
I encounter the error `System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException (0x80040000): Operation requires the active design file` when attempting to use the desired method.
Is there a way to have the Drawing Output Folder updated for multiple extractions and multiple drawings in batch?
Thanks.
When I run bmake, I get an unhandled exception code 0xe0434352. Can anyone explain to me what this error is? I'm running MicroStation Connect Update 7, VS 2017 with Windows 7 Professional Service Pack 1.
How to Import points in microstation v8i? thanks.
Ex:
Point Coordinates
1 529927,1795280
2 529904,1795266
3 529890,1795248
4 529883,1795215
5 529856,1795200
6 529844,1795199
7 529823,1795217
8 529816,1795223
Hi,
My system is windows 7, vs 2005, v8i
I have solid element (type 19, rectangular slab) and I need to extract/ get rotation matrix.
Is there mdl function I could use?
thanks
Nenad
Hi,
I am using Microstation ss3 v8i.
I am trying to use the API mdlKISolid_satDataFromElement() to get sat data out of a smart solid element.
For most of the smart solid cases it's working as expected but for a particular element, API hangs and never return out from the API. I do have cases where it returns with an error and accordingly, i am handling but for few case, API hangs and never returns.
So all I want is, is there a way to get out of this situation like if the input is not proper or processing fails API should return out error instead of hanging.
Could you please help me out in how to handle such cases.
usage:
iStatus = mdlKISolid_satDataFromElement(&m_pvSatData, &iSatDataSize, NULL, &m_tSatTransform, NULL, 6, 0, FALSE, FALSE );
Thanks & regards,
Bhargav
Hi,
I haven;t been coding for a while so be kind. Just trying to Enumerate through a cell (.cel) file to populate a UserForm ComboBox without the user noticing much change. ie not switching ActiveDesignFile.
It's prob dead easy but I have searched and attempted to modify Mr. Summers code but as I said it's been a while.
Here is the code I have started -
Sub SignCellPlacement()
Dim cellLibPath As String
Dim nCells As Long
Dim index As Integer
Dim cellName As String
Dim cellModel As ModelReference
cellLibPath = ActiveWorkspace.ExpandConfigurationVariable("$(_USTN_PROJECTDATA)cell/Signs/Signs-Guide-All.cel")
ActiveModelReference.Activate (cellLibPath)
nCells = EnumerateModels(cellLibPath)
InsertSignForm.Show
End Sub
Function EnumerateModels(dgn As ModelReference) As Integer
Dim index As Integer
Dim strName As String
For index = dgn.Models.Count To 1 Step -1
Dim oModel As ModelReference
Set oModel = dgn.Models(index)
Debug.Print "Model [" & CStr(index) & "] '" & oModel.Name & "'"
Next
EnumerateModels = dgn.Models.Count
End Function
Hi,
My system is windows 7, VS 2005, v8i ss3
I am having a problem with code below.
When I run this code twice it does not work, First run is ok but second run
code fails in line "if (mdlKISolid_isSolidBody (pBody) != TRUE)"
Since code woks fine in the first run, I suspect problem is in cleanup, I do not clean everything after first run and code fails second time.
I have tried everything I know but with no success.
double UM = 0; // UORs in Master
mdlCnv_masterToUOR (&UM, 1, MASTERFILE);
ElementID id = idIn;
MSElementDescr* pElm = NULL;
UInt32 filePos = 0;
mdlAssoc_getElementDescr (&pElm, &filePos, id, ACTIVEMODEL, FALSE);
if (NULL == pElm)
{
mdlDialog_dmsgsPrint ("elRef == NULL");
return false;
}
MSElementDescr *remainingEdPP = NULL; /* Unconverted elements */
KIBODY *pBody = NULL; /* The solid body */
KIENTITY_LIST *bodyListPP = NULL; /* List of Bodies - Bodies should NOT be freed */
KIENTITY_LIST *templateListPP = NULL; /* Template freed only if not equal to edP */
KIENTITY_LIST *transformListPP = NULL; /* Entries must be NULL or a Transform list */
Transform *pTran = NULL; /* Transformation from the parasolid */
Dpoint3d *vertices = NULL; /* Vertices that make up a triangle */
long *facets = NULL; /* Consisting of vertices or null*/
long numFacets = 0; /* Number of facets */
long numVertices = 0; /* Number of vertices */
int status = 0, i = 0; /* Status and counter */
int nItems = 0, c = 0; /* Count and item count for entity list */
double mdlChordTol[1];
double mdlMaxEdgeLen[1];
//mdlChordTol[0]= chordTol*UM;
//mdlMaxEdgeLen[0]= maxEdgeLen*UM;
// begin KI translation
mdlKISolid_beginCurrTrans (mdlModelRef_getActive());
//To convert a value given in UORs to kernel units, use this code:
//mdlCurrTrans_invScaleDoubleArray (&valueInKernelUnits, &valueInUORs, 1);
mdlCurrTrans_invScaleDoubleArray (mdlChordTol, mdlChordTol, 1);
mdlCurrTrans_invScaleDoubleArray (mdlMaxEdgeLen, mdlMaxEdgeLen, 1);
status = mdlKISolid_elementToBodyList ( &bodyListPP , NULL, &transformListPP, &remainingEdPP, pElm, MASTERFILE, filePos, KISOLID_CACHE_NOCOPY, TRUE, TRUE );
mdlElmdscr_freeAll(&pElm);
mdlKISolid_endCurrTrans();
double dChordHeight =1 ; // tolerance in master units
double dNormalAngle = 0.5 ; // tolerance in radians
double dSideWidth =0.0 ; // max edge in master units
if (status == SUCCESS && bodyListPP != NULL)
{
/* Loop through body list */
for ( int i = 0; SUCCESS == mdlKISolid_listNthEl (&pBody, bodyListPP , i) && SUCCESS == mdlKISolid_listNthEl ((void**)&pTran, transformListPP, i); i++ )
{
/* Check to see if we have a solid body */
if (mdlKISolid_isSolidBody (pBody) != TRUE)
{
printf ("Wrong Type\n");continue;}
int ent;
status = mdlKISolid_facetBody( &vertices, &numVertices, &facets, &numFacets, pBody, pTran, 10, dChordHeight, dNormalAngle , dSideWidth );
if (numVertices == 0 || vertices == NULL)continue;
/* Begin Cur Trans */
mdlKISolid_beginCurrTrans (mdlModelRef_getActive());
mdlCurrTrans_transformPointArray (vertices, vertices, numVertices);
mdlKISolid_endCurrTrans ();
mdlKISolid_freeFacetArray(facets);
mdlKISolid_freeFacetArray(vertices);
} // end for
if (pBody)mdlKISolid_freeBody( pBody );
if (bodyListPP)
{
/* Get count of bodies in entity list */
mdlKISolid_listCount(&nItems, bodyListPP);
/* Loop through entity list and delete bodies */
for(c = 0; c < nItems; c++)
{
KIENTITY *entP = NULL;
mdlKISolid_listNthEl(&entP, bodyListPP, c);
mdlKISolid_deleteEntity(entP);
}
/* Delete entity list */
mdlKISolid_listDelete(&bodyListPP);
}
}// end if
// delete lists
if (bodyListPP ) mdlKISolid_listDelete(&bodyListPP );
//if (transformListP) mdlKISolid_listDelete(&transformListP);
mdlElmdscr_freeAll(&remainingEdPP);thanks
Nenad
Hi guys,
I've been using Microsoft Visual Studio Code to edit my CONNECT SDK applications.
At the moment I need to run the BMAKE command externally using the supplied SDK shell.
It's a bit tedious and does not allow me the option to click on an error and be taken directly to the affected code.
Is there any way to configure VSCODE to run the BMAKE command using its integrated terminal?
Are there other alternatives to VSCODE that offer this functionality?
Regards,
Benzi
I am trying to read the ItemTypes for an element in the same order they are defined in the item types dialog.
Whenever I iterate through the properties, most will stay in the same order, but some properties are not. For example, In the image above, the "POLE_MATERIAL" property is being placed near the end.
CustomItemHost itemHost = new CustomItemHost(el, false);
List<IDgnECInstance> tags = itemHost.CustomItems;
foreach (IDgnECInstance tag in tags)
{
string setName = tag.ClassDefinition.Name;
foreach (IECPropertyValue property in tag)
{
Debug.print(property.AccessString);
}
}Any help would be great!
Thanks!