CRhinoGripsEnabler Class Reference

#include <rhinoSdkApp.h>

Public Member Functions
	CRhinoGripsEnabler ()
	See CRhinoApp::RegisterCustomGrips() More...
virtual	~CRhinoGripsEnabler ()
const ON_UUID	CustomGripsId () const
virtual void	TurnOnGrips (CRhinoObject *object) const =0

Static Public Member Functions
static int	CompareGripsId (CRhinoGripsEnabler *const *, CRhinoGripsEnabler *const *)

Public Attributes
ON_UUID	m_grips_id

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

CRhinoGripsEnabler()

CRhinoGripsEnabler::CRhinoGripsEnabler

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See CRhinoApp::RegisterCustomGrips()

~CRhinoGripsEnabler()

virtual CRhinoGripsEnabler::~CRhinoGripsEnabler ( )

virtual

Member Function Documentation

CompareGripsId()

static int CRhinoGripsEnabler::CompareGripsId ( CRhinoGripsEnabler *const *  , CRhinoGripsEnabler *const *    )

static

CustomGripsId()

const ON_UUID CRhinoGripsEnabler::CustomGripsId

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const

TurnOnGrips()

virtual void CRhinoGripsEnabler::TurnOnGrips ( CRhinoObject *  object ) const

pure virtual

If you add custom grips to Rhino and you want those grips to stay on when CRhinoDoc::Replace object is called (for example, somebody translates the object), then you have to register your grips with Rhino.

Member Data Documentation

m_grips_id

ON_UUID CRhinoGripsEnabler::m_grips_id

This is the id is used to distinguish between different types of custom grips. Rhino default grips (the ones you get with the PointsOn command) have the id = nil. Custom grips must have a non-nil id.