[gme-users] java interface
Brian Williams
BrianW at isis.vanderbilt.edu
Fri Nov 17 10:21:19 CST 2006
Hi Karimi,
In your code snippet in your help.pdf, your JBuilderModel ob is still
null when you try to invoke the createNewAtom method. You should set ob
to refer to a valid GME Model before you can try to create your atom in
Java. You can use the parameters in invokeEx to get a Model. The builder
parameter has a method getProject where you can navigate from the root.
The focus parameter is your open Model when you run your intepreter, if
it's not null, you can cast that to a JBuilderModel. The selected
parameter will be any objects you have selected in GME when you run your
interpreter, you can look in there for a Model.
Hope this helps,
Brian
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karimi
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Hello
please see my attach file and help me
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