c4d.gui.EditorWindow¶

class c4d.gui.EditorWindow¶

Methods Signatures

`EditorWindow.DrawXORLine(self, x1, y1, x2, y2)`	Draws an XOR line in the editor view.
`EditorWindow.MouseDragStart(self, button, mx, my, flags)`	Initializes a mouse dragging loop.
`EditorWindow.MouseDrag(self)`	Checks for the mouse drag status.
`EditorWindow.MouseDragEnd(self)`	Checks why the mouse drag ended. Allows to perform any undo operations needed if the user canceled the drag.
`EditorWindow.BfGetInputEvent(self, askdevice, res)`	Gets the next input event for a certain device from the event queue.
`EditorWindow.BfGetInputState(self, askdevice, ...)`	Polls a certain channel of a device for the current input state.
`EditorWindow.IsHotkeyDown(self, id)`	Checks the standard navigation hotkeys.
`EditorWindow.StatusSetText(self, str)`	Sets the text in the status bar.
`EditorWindow.Screen2Local(self)`	Transforms screen coordinates (relative to the top left corner of the system screen) to local coordinates (relative to the top left corner of the user area).
`EditorWindow.Local2Screen(self)`	Transforms local coordinates (relative to the top left corner of the user area) to screen coordinates (relative to the top left corner of the system screen).
`EditorWindow.Global2Local(self)`	Transforms global window coordinates (relative to the top left corner of the application window) to local coordinates (relative to the top left corner of the user area).
`EditorWindow.Local2Global(self)`	Transforms local coordinates (relative to the top left corner of the user area) to global window coordinates (relative to the top left corner of the application window).

Methods Documentation

EditorWindow.DrawXORLine(self, x1, y1, x2, y2)¶

Draws an XOR line in the editor view.

Parameters

x1 (int) – Start X coordinate of the line.
y1 (int) – Start Y coordinate of the line.
x2 (int) – End X coordinate of the line.
y2 (int) – End Y coordinate of the line.

EditorWindow.MouseDragStart(self, button, mx, my, flags)¶

Initializes a mouse dragging loop.

For instance in a ToolData.MouseInput().

mousex = msg[c4d.BFM_INPUT_X]
mousey = msg[c4d.BFM_INPUT_Y]

win.MouseDragStart(c4d.KEY_MLEFT, mousex, mousey, c4d.MOUSEDRAGFLAGS_DONTHIDEMOUSE|c4d.MOUSEDRAGFLAGS_NOMOVE)

mx = mousex
my = mousey
while True:
    result, dx, dy, channels = win.MouseDrag()
    if result !=c4d.MOUSEDRAGRESULT_CONTINUE:
        break

    mx += dx
    my += dy
    print "Mouse Dragging at position [%f,%f]" % (mx, my)

print "Mouse Dragging Ended: ", win.MouseDragEnd()

Parameters

button (int) – State of the mouse buttons.
mx (float) – The mouse X coordinate.
my (float) – The mouse Y coordinate.

flags (int) –

The mouse drag flags:

MOUSEDRAGFLAGS_NONE	None.
MOUSEDRAGFLAGS_DONTHIDEMOUSE	Show mouse pointer during drag.
MOUSEDRAGFLAGS_NOMOVE	MouseDrag() returns MOUSEDRAGRESULT_CONTINUE even if mouse is not moved. Otherwise MouseDrag() only returns if mouse is moved.
MOUSEDRAGFLAGS_EVERYPACKET	Receive every packet of the queue, otherwise only data of the last packet.
MOUSEDRAGFLAGS_COMPENSATEVIEWPORTORG	Compensates the viewport origin during drag.
MOUSEDRAGFLAGS_AIRBRUSH	Airbrush mode.

EditorWindow.MouseDrag(self)¶

Checks for the mouse drag status.

result, dx, dy, channels = win.MouseDrag()

Return type: Tuple[int, float, float, c4d.BaseContainer]
Returns: A tuple.

EditorWindow.MouseDragEnd(self)¶

Checks why the mouse drag ended. Allows to perform any undo operations needed if the user canceled the drag.

Return type

int

Returns

The mouse drag result:

MOUSEDRAGRESULT_ESCAPE	Drag aborted.
MOUSEDRAGRESULT_FINISHED	Drag finished.
MOUSEDRAGRESULT_CONTINUE	Drag still in progress.

EditorWindow.BfGetInputEvent(self, askdevice, res)¶

Gets the next input event for a certain device from the event queue.

See also

Input Events.

Parameters

askdevice (int) – The device to ask. Either BFM_INPUT_MOUSE or BFM_INPUT_KEYBOARD.
askchannel (int) – The channel to ask.
res (c4d.BaseContainer) – The result container.

Return type

bool

Returns

True if the state could be retrieved in res, otherwise False.

EditorWindow.IsHotkeyDown(self, id)¶

Checks the standard navigation hotkeys.

New in version R23.105.

Parameters

id (int) –

The hotkey to check:

HOTKEY_CAMERA_MOVE	Camera move.
HOTKEY_CAMERA_SCALE	Camera scale
HOTKEY_CAMERA_ROTATE	Camera rotate.
HOTKEY_OBJECT_MOVE	Object move.
HOTKEY_OBJECT_SCALE	Object scale
HOTKEY_OBJECT_ROTATE	Object rotate.
HOTKEY_SELECT_FREE	Freehand selection.
HOTKEY_SELECT_LIVE	Live selection.
HOTKEY_SELECT_RECT	Rectangle selection.
HOTKEY_MODEL_SCALE	Model scale.
HOTKEY_ZOOM	Zoom.
HOTKEY_PARENT_MOVE	Parent object move.
HOTKEY_RESIZE_BRUSH	Resize brush.

Returns

A value != 0 if the hotkey is pressed.

HOTKEYFLAGS_NONE	Nothing was used.
HOTKEYFLAGS_MOUSE	Mouse was used.
HOTKEYFLAGS_KEYBOARD	Keyboard was used.

Return type

int

EditorWindow.StatusSetText(self, str)¶

Sets the text in the status bar.

New in version R23.105.

Parameters: str (str) – The text for the status bar.

EditorWindow.Screen2Local(self)¶

Transforms screen coordinates (relative to the top left corner of the system screen) to local coordinates (relative to the top left corner of the user area).

x, y = win.Screen2Local()

Return type: Tuple[int, int]
Returns: The local x and y coordinate.
Raises: RuntimeError – If the coordinates cannot be transformed.

EditorWindow.Local2Screen(self)¶

Transforms local coordinates (relative to the top left corner of the user area) to screen coordinates (relative to the top left corner of the system screen).

x, y = win.Local2Screen()

Return type: Tuple[int, int]
Returns: The screen x and y coordinate.
Raises: RuntimeError – If the coordinates cannot be transformed.

EditorWindow.Global2Local(self)¶

Transforms global window coordinates (relative to the top left corner of the application window) to local coordinates (relative to the top left corner of the user area).

x, y = win.Global2Local()

Return type: Tuple[int, int]
Returns: The local x and y coordinate.
Raises: RuntimeError – If the coordinates cannot be transformed.

EditorWindow.Local2Global(self)¶

Transforms local coordinates (relative to the top left corner of the user area) to global window coordinates (relative to the top left corner of the application window).

x, y = win.Local2Global()

Return type: Tuple[int, int]
Returns: The global x and y coordinate.
Raises: RuntimeError – If the coordinates cannot be transformed.