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SET_OBJ_VISIBLE ​

SET_OBJ_VISIBLE shows or hides a single object. This makes it possible to program view modes which not just work on class level. View modes which work on object level are also called variants.

Syntax ​

leo-grammar
CC "Modeling" SET_OBJ_VISIBLE objid:idValue [ visible:boolValue ] .


# --> RESULT ecode:intValue .
CC "Modeling" SET_OBJ_VISIBLE objid:idValue [ visible:boolValue ] .


# --> RESULT ecode:intValue .

Parameters ​

  • objid (idValue) -
  • visible (boolValue, optional) -

Returns ​

  • ecode (intValue) - Contains the error code or is 0 in case of success.

Details ​

See also: SET_ALL_OBJS_VISIBLE.
The single object visibility is independent of the view mode visibility. That means if an object has been hidden by SET_OBJ_VISIBLE with visible:0 it just can be shown again by SET_OBJ_VISIBLE with visible:1. An object which is invisible in the current view mode can not be shown by SET_OBJ_VISIBLE.
Hidden objects are not accessable. It is not needed to lock the mouse access for them.

See Also ​

SET_ALL_OBJS_VISIBLE

Examples ​

asc
CC "Modeling" GET_SELECTED
FOR objid in:(objids) {
    CC "Modeling" SET_OBJ_VISIBLE objid:(VAL objid) visible:0
}
CC "Modeling" GET_SELECTED
FOR objid in:(objids) {
    CC "Modeling" SET_OBJ_VISIBLE objid:(VAL objid) visible:0
}

Versions and Changes ​

Available since ADOxx 1.3