Description
Defines global functions specific to AcPl classes.
Functions
| Function | Description |
|---|---|
 acplCreatePlotProgressDialog | This factory method creates an instance of the default implementation of the AcPlPlotProgressDialog class. acplCreatePlotProgressDialog() creates a single or multi-sheet plot progress dialog, which can be customized using the methods on the returned AcPlPlotProgressDialog pointer. Callers must destroy the dialog created by this call by calling AcPlPlotProgressDialog::destroy() on the object when it is no longer needed.The hlpProc function pointer is invoked upon a help request from the user (in other words, if the user presses the help button in the UI). The callback method should conform to the following type definition: |
| AcPlGetHostAppServices | Returns a pointer to the application's implementation of the AcPlHostAppServices interface. May be null if no such object has been defined. |
| acplPlotConfigManagerPtr | Returns a pointer to the global instance of the AcPlPlotConfigManager object, which is implemented as a singleton. Clients can include the header file AcPlPlotConfigMgr.h, and call this global method to get access to the AcPlPlotConfigManager API methods. |
| acplPlotReactorMgrPtr | Returns a pointer to the global plot reactor manager. Applications use the manager to add and remove application-defined reactor instances to the plot reactor mechanism. |
| acplProcessPlotState | Returns the current state of the plotting subsystem. Indicates whether plotting is currently underway in either the current process or a background process. |
| acplPublishExecute | This function publishes the data in dsdDataObj to a device or DWF file specified and configured by the data in the PlotConfig object pointed to by pConfig. If bShowPlotProgress is true, then a plot progress dialog/meter will be displayed. |
| AcPlSetHostAppServices | RealDWG host applications call this method when they are initialized, passing in a pointer to an AcPlHostAppServices object. The plot subsystem will use this pointer to access services provided by the host application. Applications should not delete the object pointed to until they have called this method, passing in null to clear the current pointer. Returns Acad::eOk if successful. |