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Fix bug in switching active Part/Assembly object when document with active one was closed

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jriegel
2012-08-23 17:14:56 +02:00
committed by Stefan Tröger
parent b08b2f6140
commit 2403af2e6c
4 changed files with 41 additions and 34 deletions
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src/Mod/Assembly/App/AppAssemblyPy.cpp
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@@ -38,34 +38,41 @@
// pointer to the active assembly object
PartDesign::Body *ActivePartObject =0;
Gui::Document *ActiveGuiDoc =0;
Gui::ViewProviderDocumentObject *ActiveVp =0;
Gui::Document *ActiveGuiDoc =0;
App::Document *ActiveAppDoc =0;
Gui::ViewProviderDocumentObject *ActiveVp =0;
static PyObject * setActivePart(PyObject *self, PyObject *args)
{
if(ActivePartObject){
// check if the document not already closed
std::vector<App::Document*> docs = App::GetApplication().getDocuments();
for(std::vector<App::Document*>::const_iterator it=docs.begin();it!=docs.end();++it)
if(*it == ActiveAppDoc){
ActiveGuiDoc->signalHighlightObject(*ActiveVp,Gui::Underlined,false);
break;
}
ActivePartObject = 0;
ActiveGuiDoc =0;
ActiveAppDoc =0;
ActiveVp =0;
}
PyObject *object=0;
if (PyArg_ParseTuple(args,"|O!",&(PartDesign::BodyPy::Type), &object)&& object) {
PartDesign::Body* Item = static_cast<PartDesign::BodyPy*>(object)->getBodyPtr();
// Should be set!
assert(Item);
// get the gui document of the Assembly Item
if(ActivePartObject){
ActiveGuiDoc->signalHighlightObject(*ActiveVp,Gui::Blue,false);
ActivePartObject = 0;
}
ActivePartObject = Item;
ActiveGuiDoc = Gui::Application::Instance->getDocument(Item->getDocument());
ActiveAppDoc = Item->getDocument();
ActiveGuiDoc = Gui::Application::Instance->getDocument(ActiveAppDoc);
ActiveVp = dynamic_cast<Gui::ViewProviderDocumentObject*> (ActiveGuiDoc->getViewProvider(Item)) ;
ActiveGuiDoc->signalHighlightObject(*ActiveVp,Gui::Underlined,true);
}else{
ActiveGuiDoc->signalHighlightObject(*ActiveVp,Gui::Underlined,false);
ActivePartObject = 0;
}
Py_Return;