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MSimple.h DeclareSimpleCommand initializePlugin  uninitializePlugin
#ifndef _MSimple
#define _MSimple
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//
// This header contains two macros that can be used to simplify the
// creation of plug-in commands.
//
// ****************************************************************************
#if defined __cplusplus
// ****************************************************************************
// INCLUDED HEADER FILES
#include <maya/MString.h>
#include <maya/MArgList.h>
#include <maya/MFnPlugin.h>
#include <maya/MPxCommand.h>
#include <maya/MObject.h>
//! \hideinitializer \ingroup Macros
/*!
This macro expands to all the code necessary to create an undoable
command except for the command's "doIt" method.
This macro expects as arguments the name of the class that will be
derived from MPxCommand, the name of the organisation owning this
code, and the version number of the plug-in.
In addition to the macro, a method with the following prototype
needs to be implemented.
\code
MStatus className::doIt( const MArgList& )
\endcode
The macro will generate a class with the given classname that is
derived from MPxCommand. It will also generate the following methods:
\code
void* className::creator()
MStatus initializePlugin( MObject )
MStatus uninitializePlugin( MObject )
\endcode
All methods inherited from MPxCommand such as \c setResult,
\c displayWarning, and \c displayError are available.
\param[in] _className Name of the class
\param[in] _vendor Name of the organisation owning this command
\param[in] _version Plug-in version number
*/
#define DeclareSimpleCommand( _className, _vendor, _version ) \
class _className : public MPxCommand { \
public: \
_className() {}; \
virtual MStatus doIt ( const MArgList& ); \
static void* creator(); \
}; \
void* _className::creator() \
{ \
return new _className; \
} \
MStatus initializePlugin( MObject _obj ) \
{ \
MFnPlugin plugin( _obj, _vendor, _version ); \
MStatus stat; \
stat = plugin.registerCommand( #_className, \
_className::creator ); \
if ( !stat ) \
stat.perror("registerCommand"); \
return stat; \
} \
MStatus uninitializePlugin( MObject _obj ) \
{ \
MFnPlugin plugin( _obj ); \
MStatus stat; \
stat = plugin.deregisterCommand( #_className ); \
if ( !stat ) \
stat.perror("deregisterCommand"); \
return stat; \
}
//! \hideinitializer \ingroup Macros
/*!
The macro expands to all the code necessary to create a basic
non-undoable command that calls "functionPtr" from its doIt method.
One limitation of using this macro is that since "functionPtr" is
not a member of the class derived from MPxCommand, it cannot call
methods (like \c setResult) that are inherited from that class.
This macro requires as argument a function with the prototype:
\code
MStatus functionPtr ( const MArgList& )
\endcode
The macro will generate a class called _DoItCmd which is derived from
MPxCommand. It also generate the following methods:
\code
void* _DoItCmd::creator()
MStatus _DoItCmd::doIt( const MArgList& args )
MStatus initializePlugin( MObject )
MStatus uninitializePlugin( MObject )
\endcode
\param[in] _fnptr Command function pointer
*/
#define DeclareSingle( _fnptr ) \
class _DoItCmd : public MPxCommand { \
public: \
_DoItCmd() {}; \
virtual MStatus doIt ( const MArgList& ); \
static void* creator(); \
}; \
void* _DoItCmd::creator() \
{ \
return new _DoItCmd; \
} \
MStatus _DoItCmd::doIt( const MArgList& args ) \
{ \
return _fnptr(args); \
} \
MStatus initializePlugin( MObject _obj ) \
{ \
MFnPlugin _plugin( _obj ); \
MStatus stat; \
stat = _plugin.registerCommand( #_fnptr, \
_DoItCmd::creator ); \
if ( !stat ) \
stat.perror("registerCommand"); \
return stat; \
} \
MStatus uninitializePlugin( MObject _obj ) \
{ \
MFnPlugin plugin( _obj ); \
MStatus stat; \
stat = plugin.deregisterCommand( #_fnptr ); \
if ( !stat ) \
stat.perror("deregisterCommand"); \
return stat; \
}
#endif /* __cplusplus */
#endif /* _MSimple */
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