Ive done this several ways, i will paste a couple samples here. Looks like Im still using the deprecated function but it should function the same.
In this case i create and set a window current, then retrieve then display.
ProWindowCurrentGet(&WindowId0);
ProObjectwindowCreate(windowname, PRO_MDL_ASSEMBLY, &WindowId1);
ProWindowCurrentSet(WindowId1);
tkerr = ProMdlRetrieve (name, PRO_MDL_ASSEMBLY, &mdlUnitDrawing);
if (tkerr == PRO_TK_NO_ERROR)
{
ProMdlDisplay(mdlUnitDrawing);
ProWindowActivate(WindowId1);
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In this case, the model was retieved, then a window created and set current, then Promdldisplay was used:
tkerr = ProMdlRetrieve(modelName2, PRO_MDL_DRAWING, &mdlDrawing);
fprintf(fp, "retr %d\n", tkerr);
tkerr = ProObjectwindowCreate(modelName, PRO_MDL_DRAWING, &WinId);
fprintf(fp, "ob win %d\n", tkerr);
tkerr = ProWindowCurrentSet(WinId);
fprintf(fp, "win cur set %d\n", tkerr);
tkerr = ProMdlDisplay(mdlDrawing);
This code below is something I got from the user guide examples.
/* Retrieve an object */
if (err == PRO_TK_NO_ERROR && ret > 0)
{
ProStringToWstring(w_name_type, name);
err = ProMdlnameRetrieve (w_name_type, type, &model);
TEST_CALL_REPORT("ProMdlnameRetrieve ()",
"UserRestartProeTest()", err, err !=PRO_TK_NO_ERROR);
/* Display the object */
err = ProObjectwindowMdlnameCreate(w_name_type, (ProType)type, &w_id);
TEST_CALL_REPORT("ProObjectwindowCreate()",
"UserRestartProeTest()", err, err !=PRO_TK_NO_ERROR);
err = ProMdlDisplay(model);
TEST_CALL_REPORT("ProMdlDisplay()",
"UserRestartProeTest()", err, err !=PRO_TK_NO_ERROR);
