Laurent Veilleux wrote:
> Hi
> Is there a way to detect that the active tool of a toolControler has  
> changed ??
>

bool a2dToolContr::PushTool(a2dBaseTool* handler)

emits a2dBaseTool::sm_toolBeforePush and a2dBaseTool::sm_toolPushed,  
they are sent to the old and new tool.

a2dToolContr::PopTool also sents events.

Now to get those events in a central place a2dStToolEvtHandler is  
used, you can derive.
The trick is that tools do have an eventhandler extra, which if set,  
redirect events from tolls to a central event handler.

Study the next two:

a2dStToolEvtHandler::OnDoEvent
a2dStToolEvtHandler::OnComEvent

I think in your case, if you use commands to push a tool, you can  
intercept the push and pop command, or else use the OnComEvent.
> About Tool I have noticed a bug with edit tool, I can't edit one
> object then edit another one without selecting the select tool between
> the two edition
> I i edit one object then directly try to edit another one , the second
> one can't be edited
>
Will check, maybe there is a bug.

Tsjau from Brazil, hope this works now.

Klaas




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