Suppress "Select" dialog on function ProSelect

[LarsZiegler]

Hello,

is it possible to suppress the "Select" dialog on the function ProSelect.
Similar to the "Sketch Tool".

With "ProSelectionEnvAlloc" and
ProSelectionEnvOption env_options[] = {PRO_SELECT_DONE_REQUIRED, 0};
no "OK" is required. So I don't need the dialog.

Is that possible?

Greetings Lars

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[ptc-171472]

We've created formats which have parameters pre-defined to fill in such
things as Life Cycle State and revision.



How do I prevent the user from entering text into that cell and
overriding the code we've inserted?



Is anyone familiar with any white papers or have best practices they
could/would share??

(The sledgehammer and dirty looks aren't working so well... lol)



Thanks!



Michelle McMasters CAD Admin/Process Integration Spec
Stanley Black & Decker, Inc.

Michelle.McMasters@bdhhi.com
<">mailto:Michelle.McMasters@bdhhi.com>
www.stanleyblackanddecker.com

[MikePhillips]

If you are currently using ModelCHECK I believe it has that capability. It
won't prevent the user from overriding the parameter values, but it can
search to see if the parameter call outs are in the title block and if not
(has been overwriting with text) prevent the user from checking in the
drawing until it is corrected.





Mike Phillips

[FV]

Hi all,

Michelle, 'ProDtlnotedataReadonlySet' comes to mind. It has to be combined with 'ProDwgtableIsFromFormat' and some 'ProNotify' events.

HIH.

Feliks.

In Reply to Michelle McMasters:

We've created formats which have parameters pre-defined to fill in such
things as Life Cycle State and revision.



How do I prevent the user from entering text into that cell and
overriding the code we've inserted?



Is anyone familiar with any white papers or have best practices they
could/would share??

(The sledgehammer and dirty looks aren't working so well... lol)



Thanks!



Michelle McMasters CAD Admin/Process Integration Spec
Stanley Black & Decker, Inc.

Michelle.McMasters@bdhhi.com
<mailto:Michelle.McMasters@bdhhi.com>
www.stanleyblackanddecker.com
http://www.stanleyblackanddecker.com

http://www.stanleyblackanddecker.com

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