OnPropertyChanged ?

I paste a part of a post I wrote few days ago.

I encountered that I guess is a bug...

In edittime.js, in OnPropertyChanged, I compare two properties that makes a change in another property...

if (this.properties["Screen"] == "Low" && this.properties["Orientation"] == "Vertical")

          {

               this.properties["Screen width"] = 320;

               this.properties["Screen height"] = 480;

          }

But, in C2, when I set the property "Screen" to "Low", it doesn't automatically change the "Screen width" value to "320", as it has to do.

I have to input something in the "Screen width" input area, and after that, the value updates automatically to "320"....

Hmm... does it work if you add RefreshPropertyGrid() after setting the other two properties?

Ashley

It works but popped up me a CheckFailure dialog.

'Refreshing properties bar when in a property changed handler. This is unstable.

Condition: !in_propchanged_handler

File: Bars\PropertiesBar.cpp

Line: 820

Function: void_cdecl CPropertiesBar::Refresh(void)

...'

I tried to add RefreshPropertyGrid(); in Draw and it works perfectly...

Hmm, you really shouldn't refresh the property grid in Draw, it'll slow down the whole editor... I'll try and fix calling RefreshPropertyGrid from the OnPropertyChanged handler.

I guessed it. Thanks ashley.

First of all, thanks Ashley for fixed this.

I was wondering how to test only one property changed.

I mean, for the moment, when I put a condition in OnPropertyChanged, it's fired my event each time a property is changed.

I would like that it fires only when one specific property is changed.

Am I clear ?

Might I ask again please?

septeven I'm not sure what you mean - OnPropertyChanged is fired once only when a specific property is changed, you filter out the ones you want by comparing the name of the property that was changed.

Sorry, I looked for a solution again in other plugins and find the condition with property_name.

Thanks Ashley