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read Error? « previous next » Print Pages: [1] | Go Down Author Topic: Object was open for read Error? (Read 1843 times) 0 Members and 2 Guests are viewing this topic. ML Guest Object was open for read Error? « on: February 22, 2005, 04:35:28 pm » Has anyone ever seen the error:Object was open for read ??If so, can you please tell me what it means and how to possibly get around it?Thank you Mark Logged https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/autocad-civil-3d-forum/error-message-object-was-open-for-read/td-p/2388967 MikePerry Guest Object was open for read Error? « Reply #1 on: February 22, 2005, 05:36:38 pm » HiHave a browse of the following results obtained via an Autodesk Discussion Groups "All AutoCAD Groups" search -"Object was open for read" - 19 resultsSorry have not got the time myself to go through them.Have a good one, Mike Logged ML https://www.theswamp.org/index.php?topic=4159.0 Guest Object was open for read Error? « Reply #2 on: February 22, 2005, 05:38:52 pm » Thank you very much MikeI was at The AutoDesk Site but could not find it Logged hendie Water Moccasin Posts: 2175 WWW Object was open for read Error? « Reply #3 on: February 23, 2005, 04:01:50 am » are you using reactors by any chance ? Logged Politics and the fate of mankind are shaped by men without ideals and without greatness. Men who have greatness within them dont go in for politics. Albert Camus Notebooks, 193542 Synergis Adept / Acad2004 ML Guest Object was open for read Error? « Reply #4 on: February 23, 2005, 03:54:30 pm » No HendieNot that I am aware ofWell, I am using an Object Added Event in The VBA Document Level EventWould that qualify? Logged Print Pages: [1] | Go Up « previous next » TheSwamp » CAD Forums » CAD General » Topic: Object was open for read Error? SMF 2.0.11 | SMF © 2015, Simple Machines XHTML WAP2
modify a drawing object inside a VBA event handler like the document object’s ObjectAdded event By Gopinath Taget Consider this: Using WithEvents in VB(A), you are trying to modify an object passed to the document's ObjectAdded, ObjectModified events, or drawing object's Modified event. However, this results in http://adndevblog.typepad.com/autocad/2012/12/how-to-modify-a-drawing-object-inside-a-vba-event-handler-like-the-document-objects-objectadded-event.html Error that look similar to this: "Object was opened for read" or similar. How can you https://books.google.com/books?id=gy42XYdb5OIC&pg=PA185&lpg=PA185&dq=autocad+error+object+was+open+for+read&source=bl&ots=uSgOuhPHDg&sig=k0UdIYsUUs8gt7tNTwRT6W7S8hA&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjM--f9oa_PAhWH7IMKHYnKCsQQ6AEIUj work around this? Firstly, modifying objects in events such as these is generally not recommended and not worth the trouble you might face later; especially if you are trying to modify objects that are already in the process of being modified. That is rarely a good idea. However, if you absolutely need to modify objects in event handlers, there are some ways to autocad error achieve it. ActiveX events are modeled on ObjectARX Event handling mechanism (reactors). There are many notifications when object is in an open state (for Read, Write or Notify) so in general, you cannot change it from within the event, evidenced by the fact for instance that the object is passed ByVal to the ObjectAdded event. You can however access any object for write in the CommandEnded event. So, you can set some global flags, trigger them in CommandStart, store autocad error object ObjectIds during ObjectAdded and use the Ids in CommandEnded to change the relevant objects. For example, the code below will alter any line added to the document. This is the solution specific to VBA. For VB you have additional complexity of attaching events to docs (but that is a topic for another blog post). Option Explicit Dim cIDs As New Collection ' collection for line IDs to be modified Dim bFlag As Boolean ' flag to indicate when modification needed Private Sub AcadDocument_BeginCommand(ByVal CommandName As String) ' Here we can set the flag ONLY for particular command. ' For simplicity, set always in this sample bFlag = True Call ClearCollection(cIDs)'Just in case '(done already in EndCommand) End Sub Private Sub AcadDocument_ObjectAdded(ByVal Object As Object) If bFlag Then ' If flag on and line - add the ID to the collection Dim obj As AcadObject Set obj = Object If obj.ObjectName = "AcDbLine" Then cIDs.Add obj.ObjectID End If End If End Sub Private Sub AcadDocument_EndCommand(ByVal CommandName As String) ' Set all line start points to origin and color to magenta If bFlag Then Dim pntO(0 To 2) As Double pntO(0) = 0#: pntO(1) = 0#: pntO(2) = 0# Dim id As Variant For Each id In cIDs Dim line As AcadLine Set line = ThisDrawing.ObjectIdToObject(id) lin
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