[gme-users] GME ActiveX components

[Zoltan Molnar]

Hi Paul,

I tried a .Net based interpreter showing a Form with the ObjectInspector
component on it, and it worked if I set the MgaObject property to a
Collection (!) of MgaObjects. So the name might be misleading: instead
of one object, a collection is expected.

For some reason (or because the COM-NET interop) the 
MgaObjects mycoll = new MgaObjectsClass(); 
line is not compiling, but I could get a MgaObjects collection by
getting the RootFolder's ChildObjects property.


IMgaTerritory terr;
project.CreateTerritory( null, out terr, null);
transactiontype_enum mod = transactiontype_enum.TRANSACTION_GENERAL;
project.BeginTransaction( terr, mod);

MgaFolder rf = project.RootFolder;
MgaObjects childObjs = rf.ChildObjects;

project.CommitTransaction();

// later use this childObjs value 
axObjectInspector2.MgaProject = project;
axObjectInspector2.MgaObject = childObjs;

Br, Zoli

> -----Original Message-----
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> [mailto:gme-users-bounces at list.isis.vanderbilt.edu] On Behalf 
> Of Paul Foster
> Sent: Thursday, March 02, 2006 1:59 PM
> To: gme-users
> Subject: [gme-users] GME ActiveX components
> 
> 
> Anyone aware of known bugs in the ActiveX components like:
> 
> - COM exceptions when setting the MgaObject property on the 
> object inspector
> - Unable to get the Console to register properly
> 
> I'm trying to host these ActiveX components as part of a 
> Visual Studio .Net Add-In. Which brings up the question - 
> anyone try this?
> 
> Paul Foster
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