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How to call a NX Dialog in a VB application?

How to call a NX Dialog in a VB application?

How to call a NX Dialog in a VB application?

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Hello,

is there a way to call a NX Dialog in a VB application to let the user create a feature, that can then be handled for further actions?

For example something likes this:

Dim InstanceGeometryFeature As Features.Feature = Nothing
NX.UI.UserInput.DialogCreateInstanceGeometry(InstanceGeometryFeature)
InstanceGeometryFeature.setName("New Face")

?

Thank you!

RE: How to call a NX Dialog in a VB application?

As far as my experiences go, no. After all, it would make little sense for dialogs of such type to be presented to a user. You can either make a basic dialog which allows the user to put in the bare requirements to make the feature, which you then use and pass to the mandatory functions, or you can have the user create the feature(s), after which you have access to.

Marc
NX Software Developer
 

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