Title: RE: (ROSE) RelocateClass (was: Deleting a RoseItem)

Hi Brian

thank you, you're right: it's silly, but it really does make a difference. Unfortunately even without brackets it still doesn't work the way it should:

While before the was not happening anything at all, now I get the message box twice and, afterwards I have the class twice also: Once in the parent category and once in the trashcategory.

Can you understand this?

>
> Hi
>
> This might not make any difference, but try removing the
> brackets, i.e.
> trashCategory.RelocateClass delclass
> instead of
> trashCategory.RelocateClass (delclass)
>
>  Brian
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From:       "G�ntsch, Alexander" [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > Sent:       Wednesday, February 20, 2002 4:09 PM
> > To: 'Rose Forum'
> > Subject:    (ROSE) RelocateClass (was: Deleting a RoseItem)
> >
> > Hello,
> > 
> > I'd like to forbid to create new classes in certain cases.
> I've tried to
> > do this by deleting the class after a newModelElement event but rose
> > crashes. That is somewhat comprehensible because I have to
> delete the
> > RoseItem of which afterwards a pointer might still be used.
> Now I try a
> > "softer" solution, i. e. I try to relocate the class in a sort of
> > trashcan.
> > The trashcategory is properly initialized (global), as well as the
> > delclass. But still the RelocateClass doesn't work. The class is
> > afterwards just in the same category where it was created.
> > 
> > Anyone knowing a solution?
> > 
> > 
> > Public Sub OnNewModelElement(objRoseApp As RoseApplication,
> objItem As
> > RoseItem)
> >     Dim retval As Boolean
> >     Dim modellname As String
> >        
> >     interneAenderung = True
> >    
> >     'MsgBox "NewModelElement"
> >     'MsgBox "Neuer Item " + objItem.Name
> >    
> >     If aktuelleAnsicht <> ANSICHT.MODELL Then
> >         Dim delclass As RoseClass
> >         Dim res As VbMsgBoxResult
> >         Dim res2 As Boolean
> >        
> >         res = MsgBox("Bitte wechseln Sie zum Anlegen neuer
> Klassen in die
> > Modellansicht.", vbOKOnly, "Fehler")
> >        
> >         Set delclass =
> >
> objRoseApp.CurrentModel.GetAllClasses.GetWithUniqueID(objItem.
> GetUniqueID)
> >        
> >         trashCategory.RelocateClass (delclass)
> >        
> >     Else
> >         ...
> >     End If
> >    
> >     interneAenderung = False
> >    
> > End Sub
> > 
> >
> > Alexander
> >
>

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