Sub OnClose( _ ByVal Reason As System.Integer _ )
Dim instance As IPropertyManagerPage2Handler9 Dim Reason As System.Integer instance.OnClose(Reason)
void OnClose( System.int Reason )
void OnClose( & System.int Reason )
Reason this method is called as defined in swPropertyManagerPageCloseReasons_e
This handler method is called when the PropertyManager page is about to close.
SolidWorks controls when add-ins can do work. An add-in is unable to do any real work within the PropertyManager2Handler8::OnClose handler because the PropertyManager page and command are closing. So, typically the IPropertyPage2Handler9::AfterClose handler is called after IPropertyManager2Handler8::OnClose to allow an add-in to do work. However:
If PropertyManager page is...
And you implemented the handler in...
Then you...
Not pinned
C++
Can prevent the PropertyManager page from closing by setting the HRESULT return value to S_FALSE.
Visual Basic
Should use the Err.Raise method with a value of 1 to prevent the PropertyManager page from closing. In VB.NET, use 0 with Err.Raise.
NOTE: When control returns to SolidWorks:
The IPropertyManager page remains displayed on the screen.
The IPropertyManagerPage2Handler8::AfterClose handler is not called.
Pinned
C++ or Visual Basic
Set HRESULT to S_FALSE to close the PropertyManager page (i.e., ignore the fact that the page is pinned).
This allows your add-in to call the IPropertyManagerPage2Handler9::AfterClose handler and do its work. To avoid aggravating your user, who expected the PropertyManager page to remain pinned, you should re-display and re-pin the PropertyManager page after the add-in finishes its work.
To close a pinned PropertyManager page by raising an exception, your application has to clear all selections by calling IModelDoc2::ClearSelection2(true) in the call to IPropertyManagerPage2Handler8::OnClose. The PropertyManager page will not close if selections exist.
NOTE: In a previous version of this method, IPropertyManagerPage2Handler3::OnClose, if the user clicked the Cancel button and the PropertyManager page had a pushpin, then this method returned swPropertyManagerPageClose_Closed. This version of this method returns swPropertyManagerPageClose_Cancel in this scenario.
Managed code can indicate that a PropertyManager page cannot be closed. Throw a COM exception with an error code of 1. For example, in C#: void OnClose (int reason) { // Throw a COM exception as an indication the PropertyManager // page cannot be closed at this time: // The error code must be 1, which equates to S_FALSE. COMException ex = new COMException("Cannot close PropertyManager page", 1); throw ex; }
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