ITEInformationWindowEx

In addition to the regular TEInformationWindow (which can only be embedded once in an application), the client can create one or more external TEInformationWindowEx objects in the same application. The ITEInformationWindowEx interface provides control over the properties of these information windows, i.e. project trees.

Each external TEInformationWindowEx should be attached to a specified TE3DWindowEx external window, to display the Project Tree for the project loaded to its attached 3D Window. The external information window and external window are connected using the AttachTo3dWindow method.

 

 

Properties

 

BorderStyle

Gets and sets the border style surrounding the Project Tree window.

Text

Reserved. Currently not used.

 

Methods

 

AttachTo3dWindow

Connects between this TEInformationWindowEx and a specified TE3DWindowEx.

BorderStyle

Gets and sets the border style surrounding the Project Tree window. The value is a number between 0 and 4, according to the following options.

§   0 = None

§   1 = Solid

§   2 = Three-dimensional border style

§   3 = Border with a sunken edge

§   4 = Double border

 

JavaScript

 

BorderStyle

 

C#

 

int BorderStyle { get; set; }

 

C++

 

HRESULT BorderStyle([in] long pstyle)

HRESULT BorderStyle([out, retval] long* pstyle)

 

AttachTo3dWindow

This method connects between this TEInformationWindowEx and a specified TE3DWindowEx.

SeeCreating an HTML Client Application with an ActiveX Component” in the “Examples in JavaScript” chapter, for an example of how to use in JavaScript.

 

Example in C#:

axTEInformationWindowEx1.AttachTo3dWindow((TE3DWindowEx)axTE3DWindowEx1.GetOcx());

See “How to Work with ActiveX Controls in the “ActiveX Controls” chapter for more information.

 

JavaScript

 

AttachTo3dWindow(

       pI3dWindow)

 

C#

 

AttachTo3dWindow(

       ITE3DWindowEx* pI3dWindow)

 

C++

 

HRESULT AttachTo3dWindow(

       ITE3DWindowEx* pI3dWindow)

Parameters

pI3dWindow

An ITE3DWindowEx representing the 3D window to which the Information Window should be attached.

See: HRESULT Return Values for a list of possible values returned by the HRESULT.