Template in Palettes

[cadplayer]

Hi!

Can I have one or more template in one palettes. You know from Properties window in Autocad it haves more template (see describtion)

Regards Dirk

[BazzaCAD]

Do you mean tabs?
No it's currently no possable.

[cadplayer]

Hi!

Thanks for answer, yes I mean tabs, but maybe there is another way to can collect lisp-command in refreshed openDCL menues. I have ca. 200 functions and no control which I use or need. So I´m thinking to do command-catalogs. Have somebody a idea.
My first concept is so here... problem is I can´t open all tabs ?!

Regards Dirk

[Fred Tomke]

Hi, the object properties tab is a palette of a paletteset. OpenDCL supports a single palette, not a palette set. If you want to use several tab you can use the tabs control. If not all tabs are listed in the z/tab-pane, I made the experience that saving/close/open the project file will solve the problem.

Regards, Fred

[owenwengerd]

My first concept is so here... problem is I can´t open all tabs ?!

If possible, please attach or email the .odcl file and instructions to reproduce the problem so I can investigate.

[cadplayer]

Hi again!

Yes I sent wrong file you can nothing do only with lsp-file.
I have create a odcl and for example paste a button on "Action tab" to run a command. If I try start diroTool.lsp I can only run command if  I close odcl-window. Is it possible to run aa-command and switch automatically in the drawing.

regards Dirk

[owenwengerd]

I am able to open all 5 tabs in your .odcl file. Unfortunately I cannot fix the problem unless I can reproduce it.

Take a look at the Selections sample to see how to dismiss a modal dialog so you can interact with the AutoCAD editor. However if your dialog should stay open, it probably should be modeless instead of modal.

[cadplayer]

Maybe you understand it better. Take a look on animation. I wondering why must I close diroTool-form to can run aa-command ? :-\

[Fred Tomke]

Hi, in palettes, modeless and dockable forms you can run commands in the drawing without closing the form. Modal forms instead stop AutoCAD as long as the modal form will be closed.

Have a look at the beginners tutorial. There is a small tool which demonstrates exactly this behaviour.

Regards, Fred

[cadplayer]

Thanks Fred, yes I have to see all samples in tutorial - nice done it

cheers Dirk