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    thomthom
    last edited by 25 Jun 2010, 12:14

    Maybe the toolbars aren't accessible when the .rb loads... ?
    Timed delay?

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      simonstaton
      last edited by 25 Jun 2010, 12:24

      I think you are right! if its working from the ruby console and its working on the toolbar and its not working on load it must be because the toolbar is false until it has loaded.

      anyway to add a delay onto the .rb file and have it only run once sketchup is fully loaded?

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        thomthom
        last edited by 25 Jun 2010, 12:37

        UI.start_timer
        http://code.google.com/apis/sketchup/docs/ourdoc/ui.html#start_timer

        Note that you can only use whole seconds with the timer.

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          simonstaton
          last edited by 25 Jun 2010, 12:49

          excellent, works like a dream thanks dude. I can now finally say SOLVED

          now I know this isnt related to my initial question however you guys know your stuff and I dont want to go making yet another topic. is there anyway to set a variable in ruby like you can in javascript.

          in my toolbar I have two tools that rely on each other, a compress tool and a checkout tool before you checkout you need to compress.

          is there anyway that only my tools even I can have it so that when you click compress it sets a variable like:
          compress = true

          and my default have compress = false then on my checkout tool have:

          if (compress = true){
          event
          }
          else {
          alert
          }

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            TIG Moderator
            last edited by 25 Jun 2010, 12:56

            Use
            if compress {...
            or
            if compress == true {...
            to test if compress IS true
            BUT NOT
            if compress = true {...
            Which will set compress to true and therefore always return true ?
            = sets a variable to a value
            == compares two values

            TIG

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              thomthom
              last edited by 25 Jun 2010, 12:57

              Assuming you have wrapped your code in a module, use an instance variable: @compressed.

              http://www.techotopia.com/index.php/Understanding_Ruby_Variables
              http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Ruby_Programming/Syntax/Variables_and_Constants

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                simonstaton
                last edited by 25 Jun 2010, 13:04

                I seem to be getting errors am I doing this right:

                @compress = "no"
                
                # EXPLODE TOOL
                     model=Sketchup.active_model
                     cmd = UI;;Command.new("Explode"){
                 result = UI.messagebox "This will Compress your Climbing Frame meaning you cannot edit past this point!\n\n Would you like to continue?\n\nNote; Only Do This Once Per Model", MB_YESNO
                 if result == 6 # Yes
                   model.entities.to_a.each{|e|e.explode if e.class==Sketchup;;Group or e.class==Sketchup;;ComponentInstance}
                   Morisdov.att_get
                   @compress = "yes"
                 end
                     }
                     cmd.small_icon = "finished.png"
                     cmd.large_icon = "finished.png"
                     cmd.tooltip = "Compress | Compress your Climbing Frame"
                     cmd.status_bar_text = "Compressing your Climbing Frame"
                     cmd.menu_text = "Compress"
                     toolbar = toolbar.add_item cmd
                     toolbar.show
                
                # VIEW CART
                     model=Sketchup.active_model
                     cmd = UI;;Command.new("Explode"){
                	 if compress == "yes" {Morisdov.att_get}
                	 if compress == "no" {UI.messagebox("Before Viewing Your Cart Make Sure You Have Compressed Your Climbing Frame\n\nNote; You Only Need to Compress Once")}
                     }
                     cmd.small_icon = "check.png"
                     cmd.large_icon = "check.png"
                     cmd.tooltip = "View Cart | View a List of Items Used"
                     cmd.status_bar_text = "Loading Cart"
                     cmd.menu_text = "View Cart"
                     toolbar = toolbar.add_item cmd
                     toolbar.show
                

                Thanks for the help by the way guys, much appreciated

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                  TIG Moderator
                  last edited by 25 Jun 2010, 13:08

                  At some point you refer to compress when it should always be @compress πŸ˜’

                  TIG

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                    thomthom
                    last edited by 25 Jun 2010, 13:10

                    And you are better of using true and false instead of strings "yes", "no" - strings are very slow. and "yes" and "no" both evaluates to true.

                    If you get errors then please post them. They help pinpoint specifically what is going on. "some error" is to vague to make any good guess.

                    Thomas Thomassen β€” SketchUp Monkey & Coding addict
                    List of my plugins and link to the CookieWare fund

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                      simonstaton
                      last edited by 25 Jun 2010, 13:11

                      I still seem to be getting this error:

                      C;/Users/Simon/Documents/Action Design Your Own v2/Action 3D 3/Plugins/Utilities/Toolbar.rb;309; syntax error
                      	 if @compress == "yes" {Morisdov.att_get}
                      	                        ^
                      C;/Users/Simon/Documents/Action Design Your Own v2/Action 3D 3/Plugins/Utilities/Toolbar.rb;310; syntax error
                      	 if @compress == "no" {UI.messagebox("Before Viewing Your Cart Make Sure You Have Compressed Your Climbing Frame\n\nNote; You Only Need to Compress Once")}
                      	                       ^
                      C;/Users/Simon/Documents/Action Design Your Own v2/Action 3D 3/Plugins/Utilities/Toolbar.rb;310; syntax errorError Loading File LoadToolbar.rb
                      C;/Users/Simon/Documents/Action Design Your Own v2/Action 3D 3/Plugins/Utilities/Toolbar.rb;309; syntax error
                      	 if @compress == "yes" {Morisdov.att_get}
                      	                        ^
                      C;/Users/Simon/Documents/Action Design Your Own v2/Action 3D 3/Plugins/Utilities/Toolbar.rb;310; syntax error
                      	 if @compress == "no" {UI.messagebox("Before Viewing Your Cart Make Sure You Have Compressed Your Climbing Frame\n\nNote; You Only Need to Compress Once")}
                      	                       ^
                      C;/Users/Simon/Documents/Action Design Your Own v2/Action 3D 3/Plugins/Utilities/Toolbar.rb;310; syntax error
                      
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                        thomthom
                        last edited by 25 Jun 2010, 13:14

                        You're thinking Jsvascript. Your If Else syntax is wrong.
                        http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Ruby_Programming/Syntax/Control_Structures

                        Thomas Thomassen β€” SketchUp Monkey & Coding addict
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                          TIG Moderator
                          last edited by 25 Jun 2010, 13:15

                          Try
                          if test; action; end
                          OR
                          action if test

                          or

                          if test
                             action
                          elsif another_test
                             another_action
                          else ### anything else !
                             yet_another_action
                          end
                          

                          TIG

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                            simonstaton
                            last edited by 25 Jun 2010, 13:17

                            haha excellent guys, it works thanks the all the help!

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                              simonstaton
                              last edited by 28 Jun 2010, 08:21

                              @thomthom said:

                              UI.toolbar_names
                              http://code.google.com/apis/sketchup/docs/ourdoc/ui.html#toolbar_names

                              @unknownuser said:

                              The toolbar_names method is used to returns the name of all the available toolbars (this differs between PC and Mac).

                              > UI.toolbar_names ["Standard", "Principle", "Camera", "Drawing", "Edit", "Construction", "Walk", "DisplayMode", "StandardViews", "Section", "Google", "GettingStarted", "VCB"]

                              I dont suppose you know what the toolbar name would be for the large toolset do you?

                              Thanks,
                              Simon

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                                simonstaton
                                last edited by 28 Jun 2010, 15:18

                                I see, no worries hope they fix it soon. Thanks

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                                  Dan Rathbun
                                  last edited by 28 Jun 2010, 17:18

                                  @simonstaton said:

                                  I see, no worries hope they fix it soon. Thanks

                                  Updated my previous post, to give send_action integers, and info on the DC ruby toolbar.

                                  I'm not here much anymore.

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                                    Dan Rathbun
                                    last edited by 28 Jun 2010, 17:20

                                    @simonstaton said:

                                    I dont suppose you know what the toolbar name would be for the large toolset do you?

                                    It does NOT have a string identifer that works with UI.toolbar_names or UI.set_toolbar_visible, etc.

                                    This is a bug in the API; we have asked that it be fixed.

                                    Misspelled argument: 'Principle' for the Principal toolbar.

                                    The missing arguments: %(#000000)[**identifier]%(#F0F0F0)[____]%(#000000)[tb_ID]%(#F0F0F0)[_]%(#000000)[send_action int "LargeToolSet"]%(#F0F0F0)[_]%(#000000)[(211)]%(#F0F0F0)[__]%(#000000)[23056 "Layers"]%(#F0F0F0)[_______]%(#000000)[(220)]%(#F0F0F0)[__]%(#000000)[21132 "Shadows"]%(#F0F0F0)[______]%(#000000)[(103)]%(#F0F0F0)[__]%(#000000)[10546**]

                                    NOTE: %(#000000)[**"Dynamic Components"]%(#F0F0F0)[_]%(#000000)[(59648)]** is a ruby toolbar (not a native toolbar.)
                                    You must use UI.toolbar('Dynamic Components') with the .visible?, .restore, .hide and .show methods.

                                    I'm not here much anymore.

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