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UpdateSymbolDisplayControl

Description

Updates a pre-existing symbol display control in the dialog with a new symbol, rendering mode, or view. The dialog ID and item ID must refer to symbol display control created with CreateSymbolDisplayControl. To show a blank SymbolDisplay control, use an empty string as the symbolName parameter.

{| class="wikitable_c" |+ Table - Render Modes

! Render Mode !! Constant
Wireframe
0
-
Unshaded Polygon
2
-
Shaded Polygon
3
-
Shaded Polygon No Lines
4
-
Final Shaded Polygon
5
-
Hidden Line
6
-
Dashed Hidden Line
7
-
OpenGL
11
-
Fast RenderWorks
12
-
Fast RenderWorks with Shadows
13
-
Final Quality RenderWorks
14
-
Custom RenderWorks
15
-
Artistic RenderWorks
17
-
Sketch
18
}

{| class="wikitable_c" |+ Table - Views

! View !! Constant
Top/Plan
2
-
Front
3
-
Back
4
-
Left
5
-
Right
6
-
Top
7
-
Bottom
8
-
Right Isometric
9
-
Left Isometric
10
-
Right Rear Isometric
11
-
Left Rear Isometric
12
-
Bottom Right Isometric
13
-
Bottom Left Isometric
14
-
Bottom Right Rear Isometric
15
-
Bottom Left Rear Isometric
16
}
PROCEDURE UpdateSymbolDisplayControl(
				dialogID   : LONGINT;
				itemID     : LONGINT;
				symbolName : STRING;
				renderMode : INTEGER;
				view       : INTEGER);
def vs.UpdateSymbolDisplayControl(dialogID, itemID, symbolName, renderMode, view):
    return None

Parameters

Name Type Description
dialogID LONGINT The ID of the dialog in which to create the control.
itemID LONGINT The item ID of the control.
symbolName STRING The name of the symbol to display.
renderMode INTEGER The render mode in which to display the symbol.
view INTEGER The standard view in which to display the symbol.

Examples

==== VectorScript ====

CreateSymbolDisplayControl( 5, 6, 'Chair', 350, 200, 5, 11, 9 );
{Other code}
UpdateSymbolDisplayControl( 5, 6, 'Chair', 0, 3 );

This creates a dialog control that displays the symbol called "Chair."  The control is 350 pixels high and 200 pixels wide, with a margin of 5 pixels.  The symbol is rendered in OpenGL mode and displayed in a right isometric view.  It then later updates the control to display the same symbol rendered in Wireframe in a front view.

==== Python ====

See Also

VS Functions: CreateSymbolDisplayControl

Version

Availability: from VectorWorks 12.0

Category

  • Dialogs - Modern