ISelectionManager select RobotStatement

[captain_feature]

Hy,

refer to this vcSelectionManager doesn't update Robot - #4 by TSy, I would be happy for recommendations to select a Robot-Statement over .Net Api like the User can do this over VC-UI.

Thx & Regards
Feature

[TSy]

Try ITeachContext.SetActiveStatement(IStatementScope scope, int statementIndex)

[captain_feature]

@TSy

Try ITeachContext.SetActiveStatement(IStatementScope scope, int statementIndex)

Hy TSy,

doesn’t work. → I think this must happen by ISelectionManager (StatementSelectionHandler)… → But I don’t know how to handle the last two parameters in the constructor!

An example would be awesome!

Regards
Feature

[TSy]

What constructor do you mean?

[captain_feature]

Regards
Feature

[TSy]

You shouldn’t mess with the individual selection handlers. The selection manager itself updates the different handlers based on what types of objects you add and remove from selection.

[captain_feature]

@TSy

The selection manager itself updates the different handlers based on what types of objects you add and remove from selection.

In this case, it doesn’t work:

vcSelectionManager doesn't update Robot

Hy, now I testet the same thin over .NET API (ISelectionManager.SetSelection(statement, false)) and get the same result… → The robot don’t update its position like an userAction/userSelection does! What is the thing I have to do? Thx & Regards Feature

Regards
Feature

[TSy]

Note that the robot “jogs” to the selected motion statement position only if you have the Jog command enabled and this “auto jogging” has been enabled by certain application settings.

Use ITeachContext.ActiveRobotTarget.MoveToItem(statement) to move the robot like the UI does if all those requirements are filled.

[captain_feature]

@TSy

ITeachContext.ActiveRobotTarget.MoveToItem(statement)

Oh my god it works! → @TSy you are the Hero of the day…

Thank you so much.

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Feature