?? block.cpp
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1) Remove the conditional definitions:
#ifdef DISPLAY_FROM_USER_EXIT
#endif DISPLAY_FROM_USER_EXIT
2) Add a user exit to the function name below, for example, ufusr.
3) Consider how your shared library will be unloaded. Take a look
at the generated function ufusr_ask_unload.
--------------------------------------------------------------*/
#ifdef DISPLAY_FROM_USER_EXIT
extern void <enter a valid user exit here> (char *param, int *retcode, int rlen)
{
int response = 0;
int error_code = 0;
if ( ( UF_initialize() ) != 0 )
return;
if ( ( error_code = UF_STYLER_create_dialog ( "block.dlg",
BLOCK_cbs, /* Callbacks from dialog */
BLOCK_CB_COUNT, /* number of callbacks*/
NULL, /* This is your client data */
&response ) ) != 0 )
{
char fail_message[133];
/* Get the user function fail message based on the fail code.*/
UF_get_fail_message(error_code, fail_message);
UF_UI_set_status (fail_message);
printf ( "%s\n", fail_message );
}
UF_terminate();
return;
}
/*--------------------------------------------------------------------------
This function specifies how a shared image is unloaded from memory
within Unigraphics. This function gives you the capability to unload an
internal NX Open application or user exit from Unigraphics. You can
specify any one of the three constants as a return value to determine
the type of unload to perform: immediately after user function
execution, via an unload selection dialog, or when Unigraphics terminates
terminates. If you choose UF_UNLOAD_SEL_DIALOG, then you have the
option to unload your image by selecting File->Utilities->Unload Shared
Image.
NOTE: A program which associates NX Open applications with the menubar
MUST NOT use this option since it will UNLOAD your NX Open application image
--------
from the menubar.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
extern int ufusr_ask_unload (void)
{
/* unload immediately after application exits*/
return ( UF_UNLOAD_IMMEDIATELY );
/*via the unload selection dialog... */
/*return ( UF_UNLOAD_SEL_DIALOG ); */
/*when UG terminates... */
/*return ( UF_UNLOAD_UG_TERMINATE ); */
}
/*--------------------------------------------------------------------------
You have the option of coding the cleanup routine to perform any housekeeping
chores that may need to be performed. If you code the cleanup routine, it is
automatically called by Unigraphics.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
extern void ufusr_cleanup (void)
{
return;
}
#endif /* DISPLAY_FROM_USER_EXIT */
/*-------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/*---------------------- UIStyler Callback Functions ----------------------*/
/*-------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------
* Callback Name: BLOCK_construction
* This is a callback function associated with an action taken from a
* UIStyler object.
*
* Input: dialog_id - The dialog id indicate which dialog this callback
* is associated with. The dialog id is a dynamic,
* unique id and should not be stored. It is
* strictly for the use in the NX Open API:
* UF_STYLER_ask_value(s)
* UF_STYLER_set_value
* client_data - Client data is user defined data associated
* with your dialog. Client data may be bound
* to your dialog with UF_MB_add_styler_actions
* or UF_STYLER_create_dialog.
* callback_data - This structure pointer contains information
* specific to the UIStyler Object type that
* invoked this callback and the callback type.
* -----------------------------------------------------------------------*/
int BLOCK_construction ( int dialog_id,
void * client_data,
UF_STYLER_item_value_type_p_t callback_data)
{
/* Make sure User Function is available. */
if ( UF_initialize() != 0)
return ( UF_UI_CB_CONTINUE_DIALOG );
/* ---- Enter your callback code here ----- */
UF_terminate ();
/* Callback acknowledged, do not terminate dialog */
return (UF_UI_CB_CONTINUE_DIALOG);
/* A return value of UF_UI_CB_EXIT_DIALOG will not be accepted */
/* for this callback type. You must continue dialog construction.*/
}
/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------
* Callback Name: BLOCK_destruction
* This is a callback function associated with an action taken from a
* UIStyler object.
*
* Input: dialog_id - The dialog id indicate which dialog this callback
* is associated with. The dialog id is a dynamic,
* unique id and should not be stored. It is
* strictly for the use in the NX Open API:
* UF_STYLER_ask_value(s)
* UF_STYLER_set_value
* client_data - Client data is user defined data associated
* with your dialog. Client data may be bound
* to your dialog with UF_MB_add_styler_actions
* or UF_STYLER_create_dialog.
* callback_data - This structure pointer contains information
* specific to the UIStyler Object type that
* invoked this callback and the callback type.
* -----------------------------------------------------------------------*/
int BLOCK_destruction ( int dialog_id,
void * client_data,
UF_STYLER_item_value_type_p_t callback_data)
{
/* Make sure User Function is available. */
if ( UF_initialize() != 0)
return ( UF_UI_CB_CONTINUE_DIALOG );
/* ---- Enter your callback code here ----- */
UF_terminate ();
/* Callback acknowledged, do not terminate dialog. */
/* A return value of UF_UI_CB_EXIT_DIALOG will not be accepted */
/* for this callback type. You must continue dialog destruction*/
return (UF_UI_CB_CONTINUE_DIALOG);
}
/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------
* Callback Name: BLOCK_ok_cb
* This is a callback function associated with an action taken from a
* UIStyler object.
*
* Input: dialog_id - The dialog id indicate which dialog this callback
* is associated with. The dialog id is a dynamic,
* unique id and should not be stored. It is
* strictly for the use in the NX Open API:
* UF_STYLER_ask_value(s)
* UF_STYLER_set_value
* client_data - Client data is user defined data associated
* with your dialog. Client data may be bound
* to your dialog with UF_MB_add_styler_actions
* or UF_STYLER_create_dialog.
* callback_data - This structure pointer contains information
* specific to the UIStyler Object type that
* invoked this callback and the callback type.
* -----------------------------------------------------------------------*/
int BLOCK_ok_cb ( int dialog_id,
void * client_data,
UF_STYLER_item_value_type_p_t callback_data)
{
/* Make sure User Function is available. */
if ( UF_initialize() != 0)
return ( UF_UI_CB_CONTINUE_DIALOG );
/* ---- Enter your callback code here ----- */
UF_terminate ();
/* Callback acknowledged, terminate dialog */
/* It is STRONGLY recommended that you exit your */
/* callback with UF_UI_CB_EXIT_DIALOG in a ok callback.*/
/* return ( UF_UI_CB_EXIT_DIALOG ); */
return (UF_UI_CB_EXIT_DIALOG);
}
/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------
* Callback Name: BLOCK_cancel_cb
* This is a callback function associated with an action taken from a
* UIStyler object.
*
* Input: dialog_id - The dialog id indicate which dialog this callback
* is associated with. The dialog id is a dynamic,
* unique id and should not be stored. It is
* strictly for the use in the NX Open API:
* UF_STYLER_ask_value(s)
* UF_STYLER_set_value
* client_data - Client data is user defined data associated
* with your dialog. Client data may be bound
* to your dialog with UF_MB_add_styler_actions
* or UF_STYLER_create_dialog.
* callback_data - This structure pointer contains information
* specific to the UIStyler Object type that
* invoked this callback and the callback type.
* -----------------------------------------------------------------------*/
int BLOCK_cancel_cb ( int dialog_id,
void * client_data,
UF_STYLER_item_value_type_p_t callback_data)
{
/* Make sure User Function is available. */
if ( UF_initialize() != 0)
return ( UF_UI_CB_CONTINUE_DIALOG );
/* ---- Enter your callback code here ----- */
UF_terminate ();
/* Callback acknowledged, terminate dialog */
/* It is STRONGLY recommended that you exit your */
/* callback with UF_UI_CB_EXIT_DIALOG in a cancel call */
/* back rather than UF_UI_CB_CONTINUE_DIALOG. */
return ( UF_UI_CB_EXIT_DIALOG );
}
/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------
* Callback Name: BLOCK_para_database_act_cb
* This is a callback function associated with an action taken from a
* UIStyler object.
*
* Input: dialog_id - The dialog id indicate which dialog this callback
* is associated with. The dialog id is a dynamic,
* unique id and should not be stored. It is
* strictly for the use in the NX Open API:
* UF_STYLER_ask_value(s)
* UF_STYLER_set_value
* client_data - Client data is user defined data associated
* with your dialog. Client data may be bound
* to your dialog with UF_MB_add_styler_actions
* or UF_STYLER_create_dialog.
* callback_data - This structure pointer contains information
* specific to the UIStyler Object type that
* invoked this callback and the callback type.
* -----------------------------------------------------------------------*/
int BLOCK_para_database_act_cb ( int dialog_id,
void * client_data,
UF_STYLER_item_value_type_p_t callback_data)
{
/* Make sure User Function is available. */
if ( UF_initialize() != 0)
return ( UF_UI_CB_CONTINUE_DIALOG );
/* ---- Enter your callback code here ----- */
UF_terminate ();
/* Callback acknowledged, do not terminate dialog */
return (UF_UI_CB_CONTINUE_DIALOG);
/* or Callback acknowledged, terminate dialog. */
/* return ( UF_UI_CB_EXIT_DIALOG ); */
}
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