Notice that there is no
// Notice that there is no -3 group, as there is in
// LISP. This is ONLY the xdata, so
// the -3 xdata-start marker isn’t needed.
//
printList(pRb);
acutRelRb(pRb);
} else {
acutPrintf("\nNo xdata for this appname");
}
pObj->close();
}
void
addXdata()
{
AcDbObject* pObj = selectObject(AcDb::kForRead);
if (!pObj) {
acutPrintf("Error selecting object\n");
return;
}
// Get the application name and string to be added to
// xdata.
//
char appName[132], resString[200];
appName[0] = resString[0] = ’\0’;
acedGetString(NULL, "Enter application name: ",
appName);
acedGetString(NULL, "Enter string to be added: ",
resString);
struct resbuf *pRb, *pTemp;
pRb = pObj->xData(appName);
if (pRb != NULL) {
// If xdata is present, then walk to the
// end of the list.
//
for (pTemp = pRb; pTemp->rbnext != NULL; pTemp = pTemp->rbnext)
{ ; }
} else {
// If xdata is not present, register the application
// and add appName to the first resbuf in the list.
// Notice that there is no -3 group as there is in
// AutoLISP. This is ONLY the xdata so
// the -3 xdata-start marker isn’t needed.
//
acdbRegApp(appName);
pRb = acutNewRb(AcDb::kDxfRegAppName);
pTemp = pRb;
pTemp->resval.rstring
= (char*) malloc(strlen(appName) + 1);
strcpy(pTemp->resval.rstring, appName);
}
// Add user-specified string to the xdata.
//
pTemp->rbnext = acutNewRb(AcDb::kDxfXdAsciiString);
pTemp = pTemp->rbnext;
pTemp->resval.rstring
= (char*) malloc(strlen(resString) + 1);
strcpy(pTemp->resval.rstring, resString);
// The following code shows the use of upgradeOpen()
// to change the entity from read to write.
//
pObj->upgradeOpen();
pObj->setXData(pRb);
pObj->close();
acutRelRb(pRb);
}
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