Microstation connect ElementChangedEvent ChangeTrackKind

Hi,

here are the missing infod

Microstion Connect 10.6.0.102

C# (6.0)

i overwritten it directly in the run function of a typically C# app

    protected override int Run(string[] commandLine)
    {
      // Register event handlers
      ElementChangedEvent += NanoSicatAddIn_ElementChangedEvent;

And this values seems only to come when I move a parametriccell block

Greetings

Markus

Hi Markus,

from MicroStationAPI DgnPlatform.h header file:

enum class ChangeTrackAction
{
    Delete            = 1,  //!< An element was deleted from the file.
    Add               = 2,  //!< An element was added to the file.
    Modify            = 3,  //!< An existing element was changed and rewritten to the file in place.
    AddComplete       = 4,  //!< An element (and its xattributes) were added to the file.
    ModifyFence       = 5,  //!< The fence was modified.
    Mark              = 7,  //!< Used to delineate commands in undo buffer.
    ModelAdd          = 9,  //!< A model was added to the file.
    ModelDelete       = 10, //!< A model was deleted from the file.
    XAttributeAdd     = 11, //!< An XAttribute was addeed to an element.
    XAttributeDelete  = 12, //!< An XAttribute was deleted from an element.
    XAttributeModify  = 13, //!< some part of the XAttribute was modified.
    XAttributeReplace = 14, //!< An XAttribute was replaced.
    ModelPropModify   = 15, //!< A model's properties were modified.
    CustomEntry       = 16, //!< Application data held in the undo buffer (\em not an element-level change to the file).
    ModifyComplete    = 17, //!< An existing element (and its xattributes) were changed and rewritten to the file in place.
    Last              = ChangeTrackAction::ModifyComplete,
};

With regards,

  Jan

Thanks a lot. That's what I searched

Thanks a lot. That's what I searched

Markus Hannweber said:

That's what I searched

When using MicroStationNET API, C++ API documentation provides often better and more precise information than NET documentation itself. NET API is only a wrapper on C++ API, so plenty of features have the same (or very similar) structures and values. Not always, e.g. there are no ElementHandlers / EditElementHandlers, but they are implemented as particular classes, but even in such case there is some concept that can be used to find more information in C++ doc.

Regards,

  Jan