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Hi,
I knew that entities could be selected interactively with *createmarkpanel, but I want to execute the command right after I choose an entity without clicking to proceed button.
Is there any way to do that ??
Yes, there is a way to do that.
But in view point of programming, it is not good.
If you select wrong entity (very frequently occur in hm), you don't have a chance to correct selection. then you start again, finally it costs more time than to click 'proceed', yet count the time you need to fix your mistake /emoticons/default_rolleyes.gif' title=':rolleyes:' />
Actually, My task is quite simple: just show the id of the node right after choosing it so I think the problem you said does not matter so much in my case.
However, I agree with you about the wrong entity selection possibility in HM
You need to define a proc that takes selected node ids to number them
And then register it as a callback with hm_framework
Event is graphic selection changed
Hi Tinh,
Thank you very much for your instruction
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